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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 2I.-The
diplomatic intercourse which had been
temporarily interrupted between the
Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs
and Edward Joy Morris, American
Ambassador at Constantinople, has
been resumed since the receipt OF fa-
VorRble dispatch from Secretary Sew
ard, tending to an adjustment OF the
difference which had arisen with the
American Legation.
QUEENsTowN, March 2l.-The steam
ship Australasian, from New York, ar
rived last evening.
CORK, March 21.-Captain McMay,
has been sentenced to imprisonment
and hard labor for twelve years.
BERLIN, March 21.-The counsel OF
the North German Confederation has
approved the treaty recently concluded
with the United States securing the
rights OF naturaliZed American citi.
zens.
vienna. March 2l.-The Upper
House OF Reichsrath rejected the mo-
tion made by the clerical party to de-
fer action upon the civil marriage bill
until change was made in the con-
cordat.
FLORENCE, March 2I.-Garibaldi has
written a letter to the United States
minister, Hon. Geo. P. Marsh, declin-
ing TO be an agent of the U. s. Govern
ment.
VIENNA, March 22.-The most enthu-
siastic demonstrations are made over
the recent action of Reichrath on the
civil marriage bill, which is regarded
as practically annulling the concordat.
Yesterday when it became known that
the Upper House had rejected the mo.
tion to defer the passage of the bill
there was great rejoicing among the
people and last night the city was
brilliantly illuminated
FLORENCE, March 22.-Admiral Far
ragut will be obliged to remain at
Rome four or five weeks In consequence
of a severe abcess which has broken
OH his leg.
RoME, March eI.-The Pope gave a
very gracious reception to Admiral
Farragut and suite to-day. The Ad-
miral will remain in Rome about a
month.
LONDON, March 21-ll:15 a. m.-Con-
soils 93a93Is; U. S. $40 quiet at 72I1Sa721<;
Illinois Central s91<; Erie AZ.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l-11:l5.-Cotton
firmer; uplands l0Nd in port; 1O1Sd de-
manded for cargoes to arrive; Orleans
l0Ad. Breadstuffs, provisions and
produce unchanged.
LONDON, March 2I-Afternoon,-
Consols 931Sa931<; q. s. Bonds 721<; H.
linois S9<; Erie 1861.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l-Afternoon.-
Cotton-Sales 5000 bales uplands at
10sSd. Lard advanced to els Cd; mar
ANTwERP-March 2l.-Petroleum-
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WHEELING, WEST VA. MONDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1868

lectured at Cleveland Friday evening and
hundreds had to hoturned away fPF want of
room.
Illinois Is going to build new State
House Ground for It was broken on the
llth with due solemnites.
"A correspondent of the New York Post
contradlcts the story that Mr.. Wade has re-
ceived large number Of letters soliciting
appointments when he shall become Presi-
dent. This writer says not single letter of
that character has been received by Mr..
Wade.
An incorrect st ,tement has gone forth
that Alaska had been created q separate
military department. The fact in the case is,
that the Department OF Columbia, to which
Alaska was attached, has been subdivided,
making three departments instead OF two,
in the Military DlviLon OF the Pacific, and
General Jefferson C. Davis has been assigned
to the command thereof according to his
brevet rank.
The resignation OF Cassius NJ. Clay rs
Minister TO Russia has been formally ac-
cepteA.
Tho President has nominated as assessor
OF internal revenue for the second district, of
West Virginia, AIR. John II. Drabell, who is
n resident, We believe. ofMorgantown.
Gen. Cary isIn trying TO organ
lie workingmen's movement in tho inte-
rest OF the Democracy at the coming city cleo
ton.
To-day the President is required to answer
in the Court of Impeachment the articles
exhibited against him. For several days his
coun' Ell have been daily engaged in conSuJta-
tion with him in preparing his defence,
and 1t is expected that II they do not sue
ceed in effectlng any further delay to-day
that thoy will die his answer. One of his
Washington organs on ThurEday stated that
"the answer is very strong. and one Mr..
johnson can rest upon confidently for YER
dict from tho people, even II the Senate
should vote for conviction" He Is also re-
ported as being considerably annoyed atJerry
Black y talking 50 freely outside of the hope
leSsneSs OF his case, and denies that he ever
entertained the idea Of resIgning. but will see
the trial through TO the end. The House
Managers have held daily sessions, and have
prepared arguments In advance 10 meet all
objections that may possibly be urged by the
Presiden:s 3 counsel, SO that there shall be no
delay on their account. Various points have
been assigned to each one, and everyth 'ng
so far has worked CntITely harmoniously in
the committee. It Is rumored that the
"Bntler articles" recIling the speeches aLu-
sivc OF Congress made by the President on
his "swing round the circle" trip will be
abandoned by the Managers II the defence
attempts TO take undue advantage OF It by
Summoning witnesses from distant oInts for
the purpose Of delaying the trial.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March. ls.
SRuArE

Mr.. Wilson presented a joint resolu-
tion OF thanks to DIR. Hays, the Arctic
explorer. Referred.
Mr.. Ramsey presented bill to reor-
ganiZe the Post Office Department and
fix the pay Of its officers. Referred.
taken up and passed.
The army appropriation bill was
taken up.
Mr.. Sherman's amendment to carry
the unexpended balances to the surplus
fund, except the amount necessary for
expenditure for the fiscal year, was
adopted.
The Indian appropriation bill was
taken up.
The various amendments of the Com
mittee were agreed to Mr.. Ramsey's
amendment referred to yesterday, ap-
propriatinR $4,000 to the Sioux Indi-
ans 81 Devil's Island, SO as to appropri-
ate $50, 900. agreed TO. The bill then
passed, and goes back to the House.
Mr.. Anthony moved to take up the
report of the Committee on Standing
Rules, and urged the importance
oftaking up his additional impeach-
ment rule, offered yesterday.
Alter considerable debate, involving
the question whether or no there was
any deep studied design on the part OF
the lPrestdent's counsel in addressing
the Chair as Mr.. Chief Justice. BY a
vote OF 81 to @ Mr.. Authony's report was
taken up, and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House was engaged in general
discussion as If in Committee of the
Whole, the principal topic being the
financial question.
Mr.. Newcomb spoke on general poll
Mr.. Blair spoke on finances.
Mr.. Perham spoke on the financial
question, especially advocating an al
lowanCe for draw backs on materials
entering into the construction of ves-
Mr.. Woodward answered the areu-
ment OF Mr.. Broomall the other day,
on the bill to guarantee to all States u
republican form of government.
Mr.. Niblock made a brief speech
against the Freedmen's Bureau bill.
admission OF Alabama.
Adjourned. 81
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-General
Hancock called on the President this
morning, and had an interview Of
about an hour. Subsequently he CAL
led at Headquarters and paid his re-
spects TO General Grant.
Secretary Seward was at the Execu-
tive Mansion this morning, and was
engaged some time with Mr.. johnson.
This afternoon the President was
closeted with his counsel. :.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Representa-
tive Mullins. of Tennessee, has received
through the mails threatening letter,
purporting to come from a secret socI.
ETY. designating itself the eKuklux KIan.
Summonses for impeachment wit
nesses, about twenty-four in number,
ties OF the Sergeant-at-Armso of the
Senate were engaged last night, serving
them. Most, II not all these witnesses,
have been examined by the inpeach-
ment Managers at least eleven are
repofted, Z" - -Af5 4 IL - .
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ny NATL.

The question of Lay Delegation in the 81.
E. Church Is being agitated at Cincinnati. A
grand mnss meeting of the friends OF that
cause is to De held at Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church In that city, on Thursday
evening, 9th inst. Prominent speakers will
be present, among whom arc the Hon. VIII
Cumback, of Indiana; Hon. Mills Gardner
OF Washington Rev. T. NJ. Eddy, D. D., and
Rev. DR.. Hatfield, OF ChIcsgo, and Rev. ].
from all parts OF the Cincinnati Conference
will be In attendance.
One Harry GurT, who is spoken or as "the
champion swimmer" proposed to take a
dive on the middle of the Cincinnati sus.
pension bridge Friday last. and at tho ap-
pointed hour large crowd assembled to wit
ness the feat The authorities, however, In
terfered and put a stop toit
Tho Supreme Court OF Indiana has Inst
decided that II railway passenger sticks his
arm ont Of a car window and gets It broken,
the company cannot bemade to pay for 1t.
Hon. n. ]. Jewett has gone to Washing.
ton for the purpose OF asoertainIng the proba-
BILE length and result OF the Impeachment
trial, SO that the Ohio Legislature may decide
when TO adj Journ.
The Secretary OF State OF Ohio has issued
n certificate incorporating the Toledo, Ash.
capital, Sl,6O0,O 900. The teTminf OF the pro
posed road are Toledo and Ashland, and it
will pass through the counties of Lucas,
Wood, sandusky, Seneca, Huron, RichIand'
and Ashland.
1t has been made public that the press OF
the country IS TO give dinner to Mr.. Dick
inS, at New York, on The 18th Of April, lust
previous 10 his departure for England.
General Carywlll speak In Pixies Hal,
Cincinnati, this evening, on the impeach-
ment of the President, which, 1t viii be re-
membered, he voted against. e
"A Portsmouth, Ohio, dispatch says: John
81. Higgins, a leading Democrat, has been
tried for stufing the ballot box in the FIrzt
Ward last Fail. The jury were out twenty
minutes, and returned q verdict OF guIlts.
Quite an excitement was occasioned
Friday morning in the Senate, by the dis
covery of two bottles. labeled nitro.gIyce-
rine, which were fonnd In the passage ray
near the refectory. A large crowd gathered
round the explosives, but no one could mus
ter courage enough to touch either OF the
bottles, until newspaper correspondent
came along, and learning what the SCARE was
about offered TO bet i've dollars that It was
whisky instead OF glycsrine. He immedl-
ately picked up the bottles, drew the cork
out OF one, put the neck TO his mouth. and
after tasting, Bwore that he'd like to be ex-
ploded with such gIycerine AZ that every
day. The crowd Immediately dispersed, but
the correspondent insisted on rewarding his
intrepldlty by keeping, the two bottles of
Bourbon county glycertne.
Horace Greeley - In Warrington. ,i.,,-.
John B. Cough, the Temperance lecturer
has travelled $500 miles In the last ninety
days, andmade ssventy-two speeches. he
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

"A tire at atrathroy, Canada. Saturday.
destroyed property worth $4,000
A man supposed TO be JAMES Earr OF
Scranton, Pa. stabbed three Passengers on
the Grand Trunk Railroad, Friday night,
was lodged In the station house and died
next morning-supposed to have been In
sane.
Saturday noon the river at Pittsburgh
was u Ieet inches by pier mark and falling.
Weather cloudy and cold.
The Oregon Democracy have declared for
Pendleton as their choice for President.
The Indians in Grant county, New Mex.
leo, are depredatlng on emigrants and other
travellers.
The factory OF theSt. Louis Stamping
Company was nearly destroyed by fre
OCO TO 5000: and the Insurance $500 Iu the
st. Louis offices.
1t Is understood the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad iS to be extended this season TO New
Albany, Ind. Theroute will be from North
Vernon, ON nearly an air line. TO New Alba
ny. tits also understood thesame Company
have made a proposition to lay n third rail
over tho Jacksonville road, between Now
Albany and Seymour, to make direct com.
munIcatton between the Ohio Falls and 81.
Louis.
AT RuSsellvIlIe, KY, Friday last, the
banking house OrN. Long q Co., was entered
by five men and robbed OF 5000 in currency,
and an unknown amount of private depos-
It's. Long was shot and knocked down by
the runlans. He subsequently recovered and
gave the alarm, and general shooting COM
menced. during which Mr.. Owens was
slightly wounded. The robbers escaped to
Frankfort.
Cornelius Vanderbilt testihes that he is
not interested in any ferries In the world.
Tho Eastern and New England Coast
was swept by a terrific gale and snow storm,
beginning Friday night and lasting through
out Saturday. At boston, Now York and
Philadelphia the storm was the severest of
the season. The snow drIfted hsavIly and
travel was impeded. at Philadelphia the
drifts were in some pla>es ten feet deep. The
storm moderated after raging some twenty
hours. Disasters along tho coast are nppre.
hended. Both telegraphs and railroads
were interfered with by the storm,
In the libel suit of NJ. W. Myers Us. II.
Halstead, one of the proprletors OF the Gin
cInnatl CJnmercfal. the jury have failed to
agree, and have been discharged. II Is un-
derstood they stood eight for the defendant,
two for one cent damages and one for a lar
ger amount.
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NEW YORK.
Terrific storm. saturday MORNING.
Schooner sunk ana Four Persons
Drowned.

Commodore VnnderbIlt-..SnIeO of GOV.
eFnment Steamers.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-The most
terrific storm which has taken place
here of late years, set in last night,
commencing with a heavy north east
gale, which increased in violence
towards morning, accompanied by
snow, which has SO badly drifted that
all street railroad travel Is suspended.
The gale is SO severe at this hour, Is a.
m. that even navigation by the Brook
lyn and other ferries is difficult, and
only occasional trips are made. No
accounts of disasters are yet received.
A large schooner lying in East River,
ut the foot OF North Hurd street, was
sunk this morning. Four persons are
stated TO have been aboard, and are
probably drowned.
Cornelius Vanderbilt remained this
morning before the Legislative Investi-
eating Committee on Ferries, and testi-
lied that he was not interested In any
ferries in the world.
The storm still continues.
The Government steamers Harriet
Lane and Pelican, and the tug Thurber,
were sold at auction yesterday, for
about $4,000.
No Congressional news yet received.
Lines in bad order from the storm.
The snow storm continues uuabated,
uuu lIdNel lS mucn lmpeued. There
wac considerable damage done by the
gaze. There were many buildings in
tured, and windows broken. The raf-
ters Of the new market house were
blown down while the workmsn were
at dinner.
The Pilot Boat, Edmund Blunt, is
ashore in the Bay, and bilged.
There were no trains arrived on the
Erie or Hudson roads to-day. Those
on the New Jersey Central, and from
the South, were very much behind.
The Eastern trains stopped entirely.
In the Supreme Court before Judge
Barnard, motion was made In the
case OF Richard Schele against the
Erie Directors, to correct one order
which had been made returnable to-
day instead of Monday. The counsel
for the Erie Directors opposed the mo.
ton, but it was granted. The Erie
Directors are at Taylor's Hotel, Jersey
City. No further attempt has been
made on their liberty.
An injunction has been granted by
Judge Clarke restraining the Receiver
appointment by Judge Barnard from
acting, but 1t has not been served.
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CANADA.
Break mp In the 81. Lawrcnce-aIan
DroWned.


RumOrcd Frauds on Grand Trunk
Railway.
MONTREAL, March 20-The Ice op-
posite this city has commenced to give
way. A man was drowned yesterday
while crossing.
The second detachment OF Zouayes
leaves on the 10th of April.
1t Is rumored that large frauds have
been discovered in one of the Grand
Trunk Railway depots.
Col. Gray has been appointed arbi-
traitor on behalf OF the Dominion gov
ernment to settle accounts between
Ontario and Quebec.
OTTAWA, March ola bill Is in
course of preparation by the Govern
ment which will enable Americans to
take out patents In the Dominion on
the same terms as Canadians obtain
patents.
Notice has been given by the Govern
ment to prevent the departure OF u
force for Rome to make war upon peo-
pie with whom Canada is at peace.
"A deputation representing the tobac.
co, banking and insurance interests has
had an interview with the finance min
lister in regard to insurance, &c. Repre-.
Bentatlves of British companies favor
the bill before tho House which re-
quires a deposit Of over Sl00, 900, while
the representatives of American com-
panies are opposed to the deposit sys-
tenn altogether.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, l
SURGEON 9ESERAL's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, d. C., March Q, 1858. ]
ADyERr1sESCEST


An Army Medical Board. to consist ofSur-
geon J. b. Brown, Brevet Brig. GenT, U. s,
A. Surgeon II. X Wlrtz, Brevet Lieut. Col
.. g. A., Surgeon John Moore, Breyet Col.
U.S. A., and Assistant Surgeon A. A. Wood
null, BTeyet Lient. Col, U. ). a., will meet
IN New York City, on the 1st OF MAY next
Tor the examination OF Assistant Surgeons
y. q. Army for promotion, and OF candidates
U, s. Army.
Applicants must be between q and 30
ateS OF regular medical college.
Applications for permission to appear be-
fore the Board should be addressed to the
surgeon General, q. G. Amy, and must
state the full name, residence, and date and
place OF birth OF candidate,
Testimonials as to character and uuAlifca.
lions must be furnished. II the applicant
has been in the medical service of tie Army
during the late War, the fact should be stat
ed, toGether with his former rank, and date
and place Of service, and testimonials from
omceB with whom he has served should also
be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses of
persons undergoing examination, as It is an
indispensable prerequisite TO appointment.
The number Of vacancies now existing In
the Medical Corps Of the Army Is thirty-nine.
]. X. BARNES.
mar5+Stawtljunel Surgeon CENT. D. s. a.
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THE wEsr INDIES.
Failure of Cuban Government to Ne.
EOtIhIe n LORn.
Attempted shipment OF Negroes I,

Attempted shipment OF Negroes to
Cuba.
HAVANA, March 20.-The Cuban gov
ernment has abandoned the loan pro-
posed by the banking house of Schroe-
der IL Co., London, rs no satisfactory
conclusion could be made. Better of
fers have been made to the Madrid gov
ernment, and the banking house pre-
fers to lend them. It is reported that
part of the money will be applied to
the PHILIPPINE Islands and TO Porto
Rico.
There is rumor here that certain
parties are trying TO effect a landing of
negroes on tho northern coast of this
island. The object appears to be expe-
rimental, SO as to find out what course
Gen. Lersundi will adopt. It may cost
dearly to the parties implicated, as his
Excellency will send ali the parties to
Fernando.
Gen. Lersundi will resume his tour
to the eastern part of the island In
twelve days.
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FROlI NEW aIEXICO.
DCpredatIOns of IndIans>--AtIacKS on
EmIRrnnt Trains

DepredRtIons of IndIanS~-.AttncfLS on
EmIErnnt Trains.
ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-The Republi-
cans New Mexican correspondence,
dated Leadsburgh, Sd inst, says the
Indians in the adjoining county,
(GranD are infesting the roads, and
depredating upon almost everybody
that travels that way. They appear
in large numbers, sufficiently large to
jeopardize the sa lety of the largest citi-
zen train. Only a few days since, be-
tween Forts Bayard and Cummings,
they attacked the train of A. Scarate,
killed one man, and killed and wound
ed 10 mules, and prevented the train
from moving until relieved from the
Rio Membresa, n distance oftwenty or
twenty-five miles. Subsequently they
attacked the train of Mr.. Joab Bernard,
of Westport, Mo-, killed, one man,
wounded one, killed one mule and
wounded another, after which they
stampeded the mules belonging to a
Mr.. Huuning, and escaped with them.
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Farms and Coal I,ands for Sale,

T WISH TO SELL MY LAND, NEAR
lWheeling, on CaldweIl's Run. Il includes
lii q :; 5IaIlee py CnaLes IL q
Bauman, and the Farm on the hill, on which
Fred Lecher, VIM. Miller and others I'VE
On this part are four Dwelling Houses, TWO
Orchards Of grated fruit, and . young Vine
yard Of nine or ten acreS-plRnted pLtnctpal-
~ with CataWba and Concord, with a lew
DelRWares and other varieties. About 40
acres ofthe Hill Farm Is INST class Coal Land.
viii sell In separate parcels or otherwise.
II not soon sold, the Vineyard, with a COM
Portable dwelling, will be for tent.
Janl.n u. Z.JACOB.
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BUFFALO.
A Maniac stabs Three Persons ON n
Hallway Train and Dies ina
station House.

BUFFALO, N. Y, March 2O.-A man,
supposed from papers found on his
been in the employ of the Butler Min
ing Company and said he was going to
Scranton Pennsylvania, and who ar
rived on the Grand Trunk Railroad
from Canada tonight, stabbed three
passengers just before the train reach
ed the depot. He was arrested and
lodged in the estation house, and thought
to be insane.
Charles Short and ]. R. Ludwig, OF
Buffalo, were stabbed slightly, and w.
j. Mccarthy, of Port Col6orne, Canada,
severely in the shoulder and back.
BUFFALO, March 21.-The man sup.
posed to be James Farr, of Scranton,
Pa, who stabbed three passengers on
the Grand Trunk train last night, died
In the Police Station this morning.
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NEM ORLEAHs.
Commissioner Baker Charged with
Perjury.

NVHlIIIIo8IUHUE H9uNUE NHHEHcu VIII
Perjury.
New ORLEANS, March 2O.-Street
Commissioner Baker, recently removed
by Gen. Hancock and roinsLated by
Gen. Grant, is charged by affidavit
sworn to before United States Commits
sioner Weller, with perjury, having
rendered voluntary aid TO rebels in
arms by an engagement In the manu-
facture of munitions of war for their
use, and having voluntarily performed
military services under the so.calIed
confederate officers, and afterwards
taking the oath of Office as register of
voters In the First District of New Or
leans. Also, in having sworn before a
notary that, he was a British subject, to
escape a draft into the United States
service, when he was in fact natural-
ICED citizen of the United States.
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BosTos, March a. THE storm cleared
up this NOR ming. Overdue trains have
arrived and the roads are now open.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.@The rail-
roads are now clear of snow, and the
trains are running a. usual,
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SiuauGiaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or West Virginia.

Capital Paid In. 100000.
i ness Of the "Merchants' and MeohanioS.
Bank OF Wheeling" 1t L. a desiVnRted Da-
PoSltory and Financial agent OF the United
Stat, pa. :, and is prepared TO do legitimate
EreStdcnt-JAs. Nelson Vance.
,IJa IDJtree4forSooThomas Sweeney, l.. q. Della
R!ain. jas. y: AcheSOn, John Donlon, Robert
STLansie. A. Allen Howell. VIM. B. Rim pSon
'1IneS m NrIaI1,IH. pHEeH. 9. BRADY, Cashier.
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Valuable West Va. Lands
FOR SALE

WE OFFER ON GOOD TERMS $50
w acres OF valuable timber land In
Rttchle county, situated near EllenbOro Sta
uont ParkeBburg Branch Bait. q o. r. X
Would make good grazing farm. Also l76
70 :CQ acres In Harrison county, adjoining
west OF ClRfksbnrR and 20 miles east OF Par.
Eersburg. good soil, partly improved; at n
depth OF ~ II q Il vein of coal. Churches
and schools convenient. For particulars en-
qulre OF the subscribers, at Cherry Camp,
feb2i-Wtf w. j. GOOD & SON.