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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-12

A PREsCRIpTloN.-Aber once said to
a rich, but dirty patient, who consulted him
about an eruption, 'et your servant bring you
three or four pals of water, and put it into .
washtub; take off your clothes, get into it,
and rub yourself well with soap and rough
towel, and you'll recover This advice
seems very much like telling me to wash my
SELF" said the patient. swell, said Aberne.
thy, ut may be open to such construction
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TOBACCO, CIGARS. PIPES, &c.
WAsHINaToE, d. Z

Dealers are respectfully invited to look at my
new brand Cigar, THE ROSE. Best III cent
cigar in the city. NY lO-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-12

= Is cases Shad Roe, for sale by
my Sim GEO. WASHINGIUN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-12

STONEBRAKER'S HAIR RESTO RER.
~ g Dyspepsia Bitters.
Liniment.
Cough Syrup.
/" Rat and Roach Extermlna.or.
- Pain Killer.
{" Horse and Cattle Powders.
mv4 JANNEY s. CO., 145, King st.
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7 P B A r r Fl O l. Q W

IP. BARTHOLO
NO. 25 KING STREET,
between Water and Union streeta,)
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.
Importer and Grower OF
GARDEN, FIELD e GRASS SEEDS,
Dealer in ali
STANDARD FERTILIZERS
Ig~ AZ gent for Fairbanks Scales, and Her
rings Safes. J. P. BARTHOLOW.
25, King ST.. Alexandria, Va.
ian lily 558, 18th ST., Washington, d. Q
4 RCTIC SODA WATER
Having spared neither pains nor expense to
make our SODA WATER equal, if not sape-
rior to any in be city, being the manufacturers
of our own syrups, which We warrant pure, and
entirely free from authorizations, and conrrls-
ing many of the choicest and most deslrablo
favors, among which may be found Coffee and
Cream, Eggnog, Vanilla, trawberry, bet
Sc, &c. all of which are drawn from one OF
TUFTS UNRIvALLED SODA FOU NTAl Ms,
now so universally used in all the principal CT
ties, both North and South. We would only
request the lovers Of this delightiu and refresh
ing drink to call, feeling assured we shall be
able to give perfect satisfaction to I'LL who may
so ia or u.s. WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
ie1 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets
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A UGUSTA SPRINGS ALUM WATER
~ Just received, direct from tho Springs, two
cases Augusta Springs Alum Water, in half
gallon bottles at 81 each. twenty-five cents
allowed for the return of the empty bottles.
JANNEY s. CO.,
mv31- Drurpists las King st.
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BY J. II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Fairfax CO., my 9-2awts
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TPHAM,S ASTHMA CURE. Meat Cure
y Zane's Antidote for Strong Drink, Japan
ese Hair Stain, Depilatory Powder Curling
Fluid and Hair Gloss, received and for salo by
nv % HENRY COOK, go King st.
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r IME! LINER! Ii n 4 II!

Just arrived, per canal boat, S. W. Seaman,
400 bbls LIME, for sale by ,
snlS No 8, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-12

CULPHUR1C ACID-10 Carboys-receiyed
= and for sale by HENRY COOK,
je6 80 and 22O. King street.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
smanwn THEFT OF SPIRITS.

II would seem tha, the smaller fry Of swindlcr-, who
compelled 10 witness without being able 70 paraks
OF the fru OF the Operations government Of
icIas who have a good deal to ray and more 10 do
about whiskey than people. are determined TO out
rival sprtuous swIndng powers that be- Impressed
with ts highly ambitious resolve. well dressed gen.
teman in the Second district called .; the importing
house OF G. a. Hubbard, No 2 Broadway, and after
talking knowingly about the different brands
OF liquors, introduced himself ss the rep
resenative OF tho lrm OF James dwell Co.
and then went his ways peacefully Meeting cartmau
Ia the later hour In The day. he ga,o him an
order purporins 70 have been sgnsa oy 'amrs dwell
81 90 per gallon. The cartman obtainrd the liquor
ard then met MS employer IN West street between PIERS
storage house OF Mr.. Chamberln. ez West street In
meantime con cdcrno OF the gentiemaniy looking
individual had by forsei signature OF the same nm
that made nse OF by the latter conrivcd TO
obtain pipe OF brandy from the nIn OF De
Nyiar Co.. and had 10 likewise stored 02 West street.
The foown lug morning they engaged cartman in Brooms
Obtain The quofs from The place where they
stored, and reaching the corner OF Greenwich
and Cedar strce they ordered him TO Place the barrels
truck winch stood In the street. which order he
obsyed and then drove on. The viclinized firms 20
sooa as they learned they had been vcsimzsd. made
known Captain Bracket Of the Twenty sixth
precinc, who detailed officer Chas T. Freeman of his
precinct and OF tie sharpest the police force,
20 work up tic casa This working up was NOS an easy
tasx clue could be given as the whereabouts Of the
swndlers and the firms l.naw nothing more about the a
than their receiving tho ordera TIE transactions with
the carnsn tue officer nrst asscrtained by dint Of
in bis fsrrc,ing mood % pay witt 70 the ocs Of me
Now Haven Steamboat Company There he found
bill OF receipt dated Hartford. Conn, for throc bar.
rcis OF vhskey consigned TO f. W. Hls and forwarded
TO- r. Merrill ia this city. Freeman at once "smclt
a mice- and concluded that tho three barrels OF whss
kayr were the Identical spirits taken from New York
and which had boon Hartford 10 DO returned 10
this city. lie next learned that Merrill had
engaged friend 70 sell the "whiskeyn for
him, and had sent the gin 70 . house IN Thirty
second street. Freeman followed up ono clue After
another, until he got cask OF brandy In Bsookiyns
where II had becn sent 10 DO sold, two casks Of
brandy In Bcckman street house aud the GIN in Inirty
second street. He then proceeded TO the rarty second
nrm, where he managed after hard struggle. to
secure man who came to II tho pu had bcen sold,
and who gave his name Edward Williams. Williams,
when the ocer exh bitcd his shield with great indg.
nation pulled trcc tickets and said they papers
20 show who he was; but unfortunately for him. the
quick OF the officer recognized the tickets the
identical numbers the which had been employed
by the swindIcrs in carrying on the liquors The yare
OF the latter " si,loO Officer Freeman would. now %
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Yesterday. under the direction or the Commissioners
OF The sinking Fund, largo quantity OF real csale be-
longing the corporation or this city, sold at
ton OF the Exchange Salcsroom, Ill Broadway. The
sale commenced at noon, which hour the large
was moro than thirds filed with persons who from
the manner In which thcy consulted the plans Of the
property to be sold evidently considerably inter.
csted In tho result OF the eale
The sale commenced with FIVE lots Of ground on
the northeast side OF First street in the village OF As
toria They brought the following prices Isl o5o.
Two lots tue west side Of First street Brought re-
spectvely 1880 and 81, 500 each. Total, 50, 100
Three lots the sams side o, the street, together
with a large stone house, brought S7.i5o
Two lots the north side Of Fulton stree, Astoria
together with frame house. sold for $4,000.
-Four cores OF land in the block bounded by Eighty
fifth and Eighiysixh streets ana Eighth and Ninth ave-
he old Cro.on aquciucu were sold for the follow
sS2 400
s,rce,s Eighth aud Ninth sold for 81 900,
a. 200 50, 800, $1,000 and $o,1oo Total, s3o, 200
and Snoseh sees and Ninth and Tenth
sa.s5o $500 81 200 and IS COO Total, s24 .oso,
l2Ist streets and Third and Sylvan parc brough
the following priceslwo corner lots sl2 900 each en-
each. $500. IS. s50 $4,000. $3.50, S. 7oo s., $50
f3 900 and 81, $50 Total sl03. 900
school house and 10. on the south side OF Ryngton
at $500 per annum, sold for ss,e00.
House and lot No 800 Cherry street subject 70 lease
ill May1, 1862 at $500 per anuum, sold Tor s7,l0o
House No. 242 South street, sabjectto lease Till
Nav 1, 1869, at 81 500 per annum sold for $50, 100
Water right on the southeast corner OF Water aud
Corlcars streets sold for Sal, 600.
Lot OF ground on tho north side OF Rvington street
sold for $40. 100.
House ana lot No % Crosby sold for s3s 900.
House and lot No. As Horato street, subject 10 lease
TIL December 90 at &325 per annum, sold for 81 400
House and loi No. Ito East Thirteenth street. subject
TO lease till May l. 1885, at $3.50 per annum sold FOR
Si4,2 200.
jsct to TIL September l. iss at 81, 900 per annum
House and lot No 2o2 West Thirty frs, street. subject
TIL December 20 at S4Co por annum, sold for
$4,000.
House and lot Nos 100. and 1Os East Fifeth street
part house No los subject 70 lease Till May l. 1862
at 5000 per snnum, sold for 400
Lot OF ground tho north sido OF l25th street near
Fourth avenue, sold for 81 $50.
House and lot tho south side OF l2lst street.
Fourth avenue sold for 81 $50.
The total realized by the sales was si31 400
Included in the catalogue ninety ex lots OF land
known a. the Fort Gansevoort properly. Bidding was
started OF the lots; but buyers evidently
not prspossossed In favor OF the property and IL
accordingly Withdrawn with the announcement tnst the
property would again DO put up for sale today at noon
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
ATTEMPTED REVOLT IN THE TcnBs.

A Dangerous Conspiracy Of tisc Prisoners
Frusfrated-rhe Principal Actors Committed
to Condemned Cells.
Yesterday morning the officers In charge OF the
Tonbs were male awaro OF the existence Of . for
midabe con spiracy the part Of several desperate
prisoners confined thore to release themselves from
confinement and n necessary TO insure thor complete
liberation 70 take tho lives Of the deputy keepers and
others who might interfere with aud attempt prevent
them from accomplishing their purpose. Among the
prisoners alleged 10 have been engaged IN the conspiracy
ofObcrt -haw alias Lanther, cell 81. James Card
coll 5T onry narsfcn. cell TO- Joseph smith cell
OIL: Thomas Whi'comb cell OF Michael Weaver cell ~;
George Wilson, cell 42, and VIM. Cooper, cell a.
All the above named prisoners in prison charged
with robbery, burglary and forgery Besides these "
alleged that certain other parties In tho Tons not con
lnod as prsonors 10 tsko hand 10 tho fclonona
transaction. All the prscuers named eonnned on the
second corridor, OF which Thomas Hogan deputy Keeper
has charge The information received by hr. Hoean|
yesterday morning was 10 the effect that locksmitnY
had taken impression OF or the locks Of the cells
on the second ter and had m least four keys made
either OF which unlocked all the cells on thae tier
He ard bis confederaes In the conspiracy bad easo -
cured jimmies, fles several knives.ground ~ nsr
pont-pisois, rope and ticket OF sgress from theI
Tombs II was intended 70 carry out the CO.'S
spracy last Friday morning. when the prisoners werQ|
brought from their cells TO the corrfdorA preperesorX
10 being taken dos 10 tho Court Of General Semiou(
for arraignment buf matters not working properly thl
Mo. was postponed u yesterday morning Tn0s0I
brought from the cells wsrs 70 libsreas with thsr faso
coNTrNuxD on TxNTR PAGE
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
UNITED STATES coMMIssloxsss COURT.
The Tradesmen's Bank DefnIcatIOn.
Before Commissioner Osborn.

The Tradesmen's Bank DefnIcatlOu.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States james Arnold The nvestiga-
ton into the charges preferred against James Arnold
the receiving teller Of the Tradesmens National Bank
socused Of smbezzlng s43a7s Of the bank funds
the value securities said be almost worth
lsss resumed.
Mr.. Berry, President Of the bank, again took the
stand AID examined by the Assistant District Attor
ney The facts elici cd bore the strongest poss BILE
resemblance to the evidence given else ewnere in the
OF The other teller, Baker Mr.. Berry detailed
two conversations had With the accused In the Office of
the bank respecting his alleged deficiencies. Counsel
for the defence objected to the reception Of this ev
dence contonding that until the prosecution had
1t present they bad entirely failed TO do, II was
tnsdmissble Eventually IL agreed take the ev-
dsnce under protest. its final reception rejection
b determined upon later In the case
points elected being that 10 custom with the
sassd. on receiving money after the usual hour Of
closing the accounts to hold II over 70 the noxt
aay; that on several days, when the face
81 the days accounts there apparent deficiencies
she sums upaccounled for duly entered the next
Gay; and that Mr. Berry Of hrs own know sdse could
not swear that In each OF these
the possession OF the bank He coald only Judge by
inference that it not
MI Berrys evidence closed the case for The prosecu-
Sion but there remain number Of other Witnesses 70
b cross- amined for the defence.
The court adjourned until two o'clock to-day.
Charge OF Presenting False Pension Papers.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The United Sates Aatias GoetseL The particulars
Of this have been fully reported and the previ-
oos day OF examination the Commissioner deferred his
decision tlll this morning. There three charges
preferred against the defendant. One dismissed
ON The other two the defendant was held 70 answer
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
the TAX ON The FlnEKsh.

Amount Of Money Already CoiIccted-Refrsnl
Of some Of tho Men 60 Pay the Assess-
ment.
Members or the Fire Department stilI complain that
thoy have boon ordered TO dsgorso ay themselves
liable 10 the iozs OF their situations. II II well known
that the order docs not come directly from the Board on
Fire Commissioners. but from tho Republican General
Committee.
There have already boen received by the Republican
General COMMITTEES nfteon twenty answers from
officers or several companies that they would mako fuii
returns the 1st Of November. II u said that they
have also received s2120 from various Companies two
Of which showed that three Of their men refused 20 eom
ply with the demapd.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

Of Hammond anf Hudson streets vas seized on charge
Of having for sale boxes OF cigars unsialnped
Thomas barr OF this city, was yesterday appointed
supsrniendsnt Of Exports in place OF Mr. wsrren re-.
moved Mr. Barr Is instructed 10 report to Collector
Shook for duty.
Acting under authority received from Washington
Collector Bailey has placed undcr seizure tho entire
block OF whiskey warehouses on Broadway extending
from Stone street 20 Bridge street.
A rumor Is current thai Mr. H. J. Rsley, brother.n.
Law OF d. w. Voorhies, or Indiana has been ap-
poinfed to the position Of Deputy Commissioner msde
vacant by the removal Of Colonel hessmore Nothing
concerning this rumored appointment known, how.
ever Al the revenue headquarters in Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

eage< n ne Mia srsls snA Ysds ,hs sssus,.ssnes Of
- plast6 il the pars9t Of his ordinary vocalios cf
dispsnsnG the iacsel beverage 70 his Nauhaiisnsse
palrons the paainen Icing Of the number On she wit
the defendant testified that he hsd circulated
report thas be married about DO marned his
object being 70 dspel any ilusory hopes the piaintn
several Occasions hiuted At such possibility By asking
him make her his wife. The Jury after short retire
mens rendered verdict favor OF plaintiff for the
Of $780, For the painsin, Hugh Rsavsy; for the de-
fandant Nathan Nesbit
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

4 DImcuIty About a Diamond Ring-spscisi
Agreement.
Before Judge Jonea


A pImcuIty About a Diamond Ring-spsciai
Agreement.
Before Judge Jonea
Isadc j. Lery ~. John Lynch.-Plaintin in 1866 OBJ
tanned loan from the defendant the OF $50, and
deposited with him. a. security FOR the money, dla-
mond ring. He for the difference between the
value OF the ring and the amount OF money ad-
$3.50. $3.50 upon - '-AS '"-' '"' ''"''' wa worm
The defence pleaded special agreement by virtue Of
ss ~ III ,h .'Is ~, "a :, n,h , h
ring was not redeemed within one month from the
time .he money was advanced the defendant was
~ liberty 10 dispose OF H. Ho sod the ring shortly aft
the expiration OF the month allotted. The testimony or
several experts was taken in reference to the value OF
fhe jeweiry ia question: but their evidence only went
70 show hnt men In other professions besds that OF
medicine dinsr, the values upon tho ring by the
various witnesses differed very materially. The plain
IN also cootended that the case subject to the
statute governing pavnbrokers which required them
retain articles pledged for tho space OF year before
disposing of tnem' Tho Court in charging the iury
held that In special agreement made IN such the
plaintiff could not deprive hmsc and the Jury, after
short retirement rendered verdict FOR the plaintiff for
the sum OF SOS.
a Lady wants $4,000 for Breach Of Pro-
mise Of Warriage-she GETS $500.
Henrietta wdngsmann, by ha 0nardiaa, rs. Gorge
CraA Tho plaintiff. VINO is Teuton Of the ase Of
nineteen years, sued the defendant for breach Of
promise OF marriage and claimed $50 900 damages as
c2nsoation for her 'vexed, oppressed and harassed
snoctiona Henrista complained that at various times
between the 10th Of November 1885, and the 10Th OF
June 1897 the defendant had agreed 10 marry her she
being at all those times sos and unmarried and
seng 70 the me but that George had since neglected
ana refused to have the ceremony performed and st
refuses 70 do 60 although she has been a times and
sil 70 willing 70 perfovm her share OF the compact
The answer OF the defendant was Q general denial Of
every material allegation OF the complaint.
On the trial II attempted be- proved IN evidence
for the plaintiff that Henrietta had been ssduced By tho
defendant under the promise Of marriage; but the
Court ruled out the Offer tho ground that ID had mot
hesr got ID In the complaint The defendant was o.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

More TfOooAO nreWimG About the court "
Special Scssious.
Dsfors Judge sutherland
IN re tie petttas Of - Thomas, for discharge npo"
Aabsas o~pss IAN application was made before this
Court yes.erday morning for the discharge or the
petitioner from the pensntiary OF Blackwells Island
Mr.. William f. Howe appeared for the prisoner and
stated the that his client had been arrested
upon charge OF assault and battery, and gavo
bail for his appearance before the Court OF
General Sessions dc Was subsequently, cited 70
appear for trial before the Court Of Special ses-
sions. and Was convicted and imprisoned In the
peniteutia Mr.. Howe claimed that IL was . direct
violation Of the constitution thus deprive man OF
the right conferred upon him BY that instrument viz,
the right OF trial by jury and raised the question OF the
After some discussion the was hnally adjourned
mill Wednesday morning Charles s Spencer also ap.
similar to tho one juet mentioned and which has been
already reported In the HERALp the further bearing
q this mQsIon WAS adjourned uatii this morning
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
ux1sp STATES DISTRICT couaT-x, sAAwupTcy.
Petitions Filed Yesterday,

Pct1fOns Filed Yesterdnys
Charles y. Dillingham;, city, referred 10 Register
Dwight; John Hermes city, referred to Register
Ksichumj +. W. Coleman city, referred 10 Register
williams; Albert H. Wright city, referred 10 Register
Fitch; Aaron Elias city, referred TO Register Dayton.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
TINE cuxmssIOxrRs or the SINKING fuHu.

The Commissionsrs met yesterday, Mayor Hoffman In
the chair The only business transacted was the CON-
petion Of the consideration Of nxmg the minimum rate
Of the vaue Of the property Of ths corporation sold
yesterday.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

Demoerntic Union NpmnatIOn.
lhe Democratic Union Convention OF the Sixth Sens,
toriai district last night nominated Daniel o'Brep.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

The Mozart Convention OF the Seventeenth Assembly
dstric. last night nominated Frederick H. Flsgge
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

Republican Assembly Nomiunt tious.
The following republican nominations Assem-
bly, were made last night:-Fth district, Charles r.
Polhamus; Twentieth district. George b. Van Brunt.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

Csnservative Repnblican County Convention.
The County Convention Of the conservative wing Of
ths republican party met at headquarters corner OF
twenty third street and Broadway, last evening ana
organized by eleeling Frederick c. Wagner chairman.
After calling The roll Of delegates and the presentation Of
credentials, the Convention adjourned 70 meet again on
Thursday next at eight O'Clock p. NJ
Tammany Desocrasic Senatorial Nessssa.
tions.
The Tammany Senatorial Conventions met and made
nominations last night folfows:-
Fourth Dsrct--Wiam NJ Tweed.
fith Dissrict-AdiOurned
sixth DisLuot--Ihomas J. Creamer.
seventh District John J. Bradley.
kgnth Dsricl-Adlourned
The New York herald., 1867-10-22
Marine Courf-TrIaI Tcru,

Held BY Judge Gross.
Court opens at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1867-10-22

CONTINUED on T1NTR PA0R
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

lion Mountain, Pilot Knob, Bogy and
Shepherd Mountains, Missouri, with other
iron hills of less magnitude, it Is computed,
would WELD Lose, 900 tuns per snuum Of
wrought iron for four hundred years. The
depth and extent of the lead bearing rocks
are greater in this State than in any other
portion Of the globe. The same may be
sald-of copper and iron ores. On the north
aud west Of this great iron center are found
lead, copper ard zinci on the south and
east copper, silver, argentiferous lead,
nickel, cobalt, platinum and gold The vas,
coal fields Of Illinois are within a short dis
lance, and will soon be brought by railroad
into contact with these iron mountains, to
melt them down and build from them even
tually the greatest iron industry on the globe.
Large manufacturing establishments have al
ready been located prospectively in St
Louis. in view OF the advantages OF the
Chester coal fields
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

Lasted ssafs, Of Aps>ioa Srths-n Itvtrion cf ksoa
r G. ". CLARK, United States Marshal
Tor the state Il lows Do h.reby give public notire
tbs in the OF the United States sgsiust rtss
netae a. al Ia Of seizure and forfstnrs und~r
Of Con9r.ss did tho asth Of April, stf, In
Neoknk Lee cornty, lows. stssch aud take into %
pos-s.-ipn sor ssf- custody steam engine, boil
r. talr stones zl4 faF .htllers,
~oo~n still auf dube, tour large iesmenting tubes,
three nal f-t ro-nting tubes s~psrasin tubes
high~fne csterns, hot wsisr tut thsrser,
tur, THREE tabs tao Iargs tubs thrs. bushels
neal twenty bushels corn, four empty barrels,
snndry ing and iron pipes barrels bghv
containing col 41io0 proof gallons numbering ~ -,
a. 4s 40 ~ as also tvo bstres wines. 81 g,llons
ieow prVof numbering " and so Lbts No II and IL,
block IS in Estes .dttio TO the city OF Esokpk;
Ire county Io~a.
Anf also gi-e public notice that the time assigned
fsr Of ssid il the 4h day Of june
1867 and hereby sdmouish and summons all persons
ella ming auy ntere the sid engine al or
knowing having snythfns 10 shy ths
be aud sold the demand Of .zid
appellant that they be and sppesr before the said
be held 10 and for the Southern Division district Of
Iowa al the United stste- Court Room In the city of
Ksohuk 10 ssif District AZ special Term 70 be holden
the first Tuesday tn June 1887 ten O'Clock In the
forenoon OF thai day tn and th-re TO satei ~ solsm
for the same and 70 make their allegations IN thar
half q. W CLARK ~ = NJ
apsn II FUIT IN. Dep.