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Cloaks and shawls a. less IAah COSLa '
B. LoWensteir & Bros.
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Tr vou want good old Mesibben whisky,
90 10 MepIbben 4 Bto.i PSI Main ct.
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LADIES, Misses and Childrens' wool
hose at cost price at B. Lowenstein &
Bros.
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Advertisements IN this column Pub
lished at 10 cents per line, each insertion
The cheapest and most conspicuous 00-
VertiSing kaoVa to The newspaper ~oTt0'
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TIE COURTS.

II o want good old Hegibban whisky,
20 TO Megibben d Bro, 25I &fzin 81.
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AMUSEMENTS.

WHITE and gray blankets at greatly
reduced prices st B. LoWenstein & Bros.t
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LADIES underwear st greatly reduced
prices at Il. L0wensteiH & Bros.
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ATTEND the CREST reduction sale at 3.
LOWenstein d Bros.
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IFyou wasn't good old Mrgibben whisky,
go to Megibhen & Bro, PSI Main ri.
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Aldermsn Moffatt, OF the Committee
on Claims, reported on the monthly
Payroll etc, and at the conclusion
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ALL kinds Of dress goods marked down
b. LnWenstain q Bros.
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Alderman Swsype called Alderman
Vincent to the chair, aud presented q
petition from the various city churches
In front OF Nhieh the Nicholson pave
ment had been laid, requesting the city
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$1,000 REKARDI

ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
Lowenstein & Bros. t
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WAITS.
FOE RENT.

EOR RENT-Residence near Street Railroad.
( Apoly to L. X. TURLEI, room No 3,
feb3 Maoam Vincent Building.
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Alderman Durff, of Ordinance Com
mittee, reported nnfavorably on the Or
dinancs repeating the ordnance COM
pelling the removal Of carriage steps,
ETC., from the sidewalks. The Com
mittee would suggest q resolution COM
pelling. not only the re oval OF carriage
steps, but apple and peanut stands, etc.,
and all distractions to the free and open
travel Of the sidewalks aud streets.
Adopted.
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Pstronlxe Home Com anies.

There IL . feeling innate in the breast Of every
person that awakens pride in the success Of home
| institutions. 1t associates and identifies itsel
with our love of ccuntry and attachment to oni
| homes and the benefit that the Pacific Coast de
rve- from . patronage Of home Institutions Is felt
in every department Of trade. pervades all the
different BREACHES Of tusine-s-enlarges that
which il alreaiy establ shed, and opens new
fields for enterprise and active industry In pat.
ronizing home companies you rely on your own
knowledge and are not compelled TO take the say
TO of Interested representatives
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends You 90 to those
whom YOU know beet, who can and will sssis; you
apply this principle actei on every day, To in
suranc.. is there any country mere naturally
self sustaining than the Pacific Coas: Why then
destroy the vital principle of prosperity, inpov
,rsh the country and complain Of hard times,
when your ni-fcrtnne is the result of your own
action. Wunld you deposit yorr money ia n bank
on this coast or on Wall street, Would You de-
post money in a Life Insurance Company IN this
coast or one in New York Would you buy Mi
zion blankets or do Won prefer sending East-yOu
might get a better article
Would You stop the cultivation Of wheat 10 i'm
prove the fici ties FIR the importation Of flour
We are all political economists, but tGat man sets
Whately at d-hanre who exports gold and silyol
and. imports everything else. What has
become Of that $l,evo,u00 sent Fact FIR life in-
surauce last wear is IL bringing you q per cent.
OF Is per cent Would 81, 600, Gao added 10 the
circulation on this coast make any difference in
its prosperity: Would it net increase the amount
in circulation here one-tsnth. and enable You 10
cash those outstanding bills which you lolg since
dcsptired Of collecting
= i. not the Pacific Mutual as responsible NJ any
company in the wOrld' I. il not ~ literal as auy'
Ave NOT the laws # California careful # the ia
Of the roiicy-holl-rs those If any other
state, Can You name a company which did the
same amount Of business in the zane time that
the psriiic Mutual has duuey Do the staCk-hod.
Of the Pacific Mutual get ons-haif much f,r
the management of the affairs OF the company and
the security which their capital atris. as the
1tiicrr. of any purely mutual company which you
'an name get for their services viceis without
Won any security ~ alll
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, y. 4
Brumsey, Tshoa House. Virginia, General Agent
.9r Nevada Idaho and Dakota.
Clarke Wells L cal Agents. Carson. New ida. I
Carson, Jauusrv !. lShs -2V.
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LEGISLATIVE DALL To-SIGuT.-The Leg
i>atiye Bill, at Moore and Parker's Hall,
this eveniHc for which great Preparations
have been made will be one of the most
largely attended and brilliant affairs ever
:, ven in this State. The bes. Of music has
been engaged, and Gardner, mine hest Of
he Ormsby is prepared to furnish a supper
=: for gods and men.
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SPINNING Tors-Every body hiss seen
them, and amongst Young America are a
taken n hand by older people become some
what dangerous, for instance, we saw a mid
de aged man trying to revive and exhibi, the
skill he had learned in younger days. We
gave him plenty ofroom the string was ap-
Piled and whiz went the top, we looked
around jus, in time TO see the beautiful toy
Firoue.,ing upon the tip end of the nose OF
youngster. We left the scene for fear tina.
he rniddle-aged man nigh. in his revival of
} uveniie recollections t.y and balance the
top on our eveiid
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A LITTLE SHOW OF BAD TEnPER.-A
sport" worthy nan-in that profession
found au honest faro bank in our Town, and
concluded to go through it, but the cards ran
rough, the result of which was the young man
wen, up for few ,wenties. His angry pas
sions arose and after hurting a, the honest
dealer all the epithets in the vocabulary
known to blackguard, deliberately drew his
revolver and shot the " case keeper" We
do no, mean that he killed man, bat merely
wreahed his vengeance upon tina, inotFensive
box that sits directly in from, OF the dealer
There we're no police around.
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TIE LEGIsLATUEE-Our worthy Scion $
a:e going slow. Brains and good sense seem
to predominant over the animal portion Of
man. From a knowledge Of the character
ct the members Of both branches, we believe
Lis Legislature to be composed Of the bes;
material in the State. We look for wise and
81 laws, and ~ early adjournment.
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SERIOUS AND PAINFCL ACCIDENT We
smith, who is employed on his, (Chas
Snith's) land, in Douglas county. had his
hands terribly injured by the explosion of a
! IN, a day or two since. He was standing
Nth his two hands placed over the muzzie of
the gun when one Of his dogs friskius about
him, struck the trigger with his tail causing
Z discharge of the piece. the load from which
was driven through both his hands. lascers-
ting them in such a manner as to make il
likely ,ha: he will lose them both
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THci-Ea-" Under the Gaslight" con-
tiruns 70 draw. I. was played with increased
good effect last night. This splendid play
will De repeated this evening for the last
tine. None should miss the opportunity to
see i,
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INFORMATION WANTED Of Fred Worst,
TO-. whom a telegraphic dispatch was received
here yesterday, directed to the care Of DR..
Munck,on. The doctor is unacquain.ed with
SEy man BY that uame.
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NEW, TODAY.


0PTTcE CcUSTY TFE.sUEZR.
fsrson City, Urm-oy County, Nevada.
N-JTICE L HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
: State and County Taxes. under the .ubs-
Cr~rl- a.s.essrIert for the fiscal iStS now
'ue AMI PAYABLE At this office and that all take.
rama. ni-lg unpaid after fEBi{U AIRY 4rH 1889. ION
-ad a.ssrssulen') will lie turned over to the Dis
tE4,t A,tOrny for collection.
II 8 MASON
County Treasurer E1- 0ficio Tax Receiver.
Jil9td
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

SMALL-Pox.-We are informed by a resi-
den. ply sici.n here, that there IS an unmis-
taxable case Of the smallpox near the Plank
House, at Clear Creek.
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

The Commutaslsn Quessieu-Anesher Meeting
or the CSmmufcrs.
Another meeting OF the commuters committees
appointed In each town along the line Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad. representing the
committees thereon, was held at the ONCE OF the
company yesterday. President Bishop was present.
Various suggestions were offered with . view of
preventing fraud upon the company.
Mr.. Bishop consented 10 continue the present COM
mutation ticket system, with the understanding,
however, that every commuter shall show his ticket
each time ne may ride over the road. II this plan
shall fail TO prove satisfactory after fair trial the
coupon system Will necessarily be rcsOrted 20.
DR.. Ballard, OF Darien, ofercd the Following res0-
luton, which after some discussion was adopted:-
Resolved, That the responsibility Of change in the com
where properly belongs and long prvegs
restricted rates Increased there no cause Tor
action on our part. fe 9@nf (
The following preamble and resolutions, offered BY
Mr.. II. A. Kelly, OF Port Chester, were also adopted
by the meetng:-
whereas the condition Of the New Yort and New Haven
times pns has been the Of complaint and III
feelIng; and whereas manifest change for the better has
already taken and whereas the sateent made 70 No
the work In prosresa Tor insurnG most perfect
railway esry day, increasing the spsed and number sf
Rssoysd fS.s With ss..seon We v,sw The escsIop Of
Mr. Bishop The presidency Of the New Nork and New a
Railroad seeing wha the has already accomplished
Resovsd That We believe the ntsrsss Of the railway com.
psny the property lie whole line Identical
Resolved, That Will 70 the best Of ability second al
so or AZ e Y q q.
accommodations furnished
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
spAaslnc EXHIBITION.

Last evening sparring exhibition was given as .
testimonla! Y Mke CoRurn, at No. 600 Broadway.
The attendance Was somewhat limited, considering
the attractions set forth upon the programme. BE-
sides this cold snap prevailed outside and probably
in no bskehouse In the city 10 one likely to attain
fever heat more readily than in the hall fsfsfrSd 70
present was remarkable. The interesting proceed
ings commenced by the introduction OF two juve-
niles VINO, encouraged by the audience pounded each
other satisfactorily with the gloves. Then came
two others, older and better able to bear hard
knocks, and so on tail, after heightened list had
been gone through, the feature OF the evening was
anpounced-the giove fight In which Mike Coburn
WI 10 take part. An excellent substitute for
collins was provided In the person OF McAulne, and
the friendly contestants set TO In the best OF sprits
Few pugsts handle the gloves more scientifically
than Mike Coburn and his display last evening fully
sustained his repumtion. After few rounds. dur
ing which owing to the careinness and activity OF
the parties, not many blows were exchanged, the
audience dispersed, evidently delighted With all
they had learned In the science OF the fist.
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
Lrms Tine CORNER STONE Of TINE apss MEMORIAL CHAPEL.

There were some very interesting exercises at half
past three p NJ yesterday In connection with laying
the corner stone or the Rose Memorial chapel, In
Forty first street, between Eighth ana Ninth avenues
This building being constructed under the auspices
OF the American Female Guardian society most OF
the directors OF this society were IN attendance
well a. some 200 OF the young girls connected with
the institution. Several prominent clergymcn OF
the city and friends and patrons Of the society we're
Succeeding some preliminary remarks BY Mr.. {. G.
North, prayer by Rev. Mr.. Calvin and singing the
song 'sGatner Them lnr by the children, address
pertinent to the occasion WAS delivered by Rev.
br. Downing. The name OF the chapel, he stated,
was given IN honor OF the principal contributor 70
the fund for ts erection He hoped that the edce the
corner stone Of which they were 10 lay to-day would
survive him az lasting memorial In coming time.
After insancng the Old Scrptural records OF similar
brief history OF the operations OF the Female Guardian
Society during the past thrty-nve years OF its his
tory. They had now eignt schools under their
charge. Their children were the poor wallis picked
Christian benevolence and was crowned with the
most salutery results.
After the close OF Rev. Dr. Dowlins's address the
corner was laid by Mrs. West Chairman Of the
Executive Committee. Underneath were placed
copies Of the reports Of the society, copy Of the
Adr0cute and Female G,sdiuidn-thc organ CT the
society--and latest issues Of the daily New York
letter was read from Rev. DR.. Tying excusing
prise. More singing Followed by the children. Rev.
A. A. Reinke made few remarks, when the services
were terminated with singing the Doxology and
The chapel Is to be forty feet In 'front.' and eighty
in height II win be competed by the lst IL next
MAY.
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
ANOTHER soLD RoSD ROBBERY.

Several thousand Dollars 6tsIen-Rec0vcry
ef shc Bsnss and Capture Of the Thieves.
Two OF the wen dressed nnanciers who operate
upon their wits In Wall, Pine, Exchange and other
down town streets, where opportunities almost
daily oer for stealing bonds and valuable packages
yesterday made bold stroke TO possess Themselves
OF several thousand dollars In railway and other
bonds; hut In this instance they were fortunately
frustrated BY the presence Of mind and bravery Of
little messenger boy, In the employ Of the nrm
robbed. A
Prom the statements made st the Central Police
Once 1t appears that about ten O'Clock A. NJ yester
day william b. Hageman, messenger boy, aged
about sixteen, In the employ OF william 3. Strong
banker At No. W Pine street. proceeded to another
banking house, where he received tin box contain
Ing several thousand dollars (the exact amount was
pcsers oss On rsseSns M ss sscnss n Ss % placed
the box On the counter. when two weli-dressel
%sn me- entered re place. One Of them
followed BY his accomplice. Hageman Instantly
sprung m the door, whicn the confederate Of the
boy eGsctsd an exit and and started ID pnrsait the
his sccompllcs seized him y the arm and endea-
vored TO detain him. Hagen0an, however, pos
sessed considerable muscle freed himself from the
grasp OF the VILLAIN and continued the pursuit,
simmOns, Of the First precinct, came up. and ar
Ees{sA fe& c2p!c9srsse, VINO passes under the name
Tde BOY. Who Na3 heet Of foot overhauled the
thief At the corner Of Cedar street and Broadway,
cOllared him, secured the stolen property and turned
the rObbor over to 0ficer Pcllett, OF the
Broadway squad, BY whom he was taken, with
6panldng, 70 the Central Once, where he gave his
name name Is Joseph Davidson. but vast was at once recog.
Davis. E fgg N.s s4z @rf s ete
Captain Young placed the thieves In the detec-
tve's ROOM with ten fifteen citizens and admitted
Hageman, who at once pointed out the prisoners as
the parties engaged In the robbery: The young men
were elegantly dressed and exhibited fine display
the T0mbs Police C0urs and held for examination.
The evidence OF Hageman Is considered sufcient to
the robbery. efl4 ew fNs
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
THE CASE OF TIVE ALLEGED Foassa, casnltroM.

Mention was made In the HERALD Of yesterday
that ]. c. Charleton OF New York, was arrested in
Fredericksburg. Va. on instructions from the Gen.
trail oce for forging the OF his late wife, from
whom he has been divorced-Mrs. Sarah A. Hoyt, OF
wooster street-to draft and securing $4,000. De-
tecuses ccss sna mn" ., sne vsns a;r ocs, naa
sent South. Charieton was arrested on Tuesday
last by the Mayor OF Frodericksburn. The moment
Mrs. Hoyt heard Of the arrest she started for that
city where she arrived yesterday noon recovered
all the money, and telegram was at once sent TO
the Central once asking Tor Chnrleton's discharge
as the complainant did not wish TO prosecute. The
officers OF course refuse TO have anything more to
do with the case, and no reuuisiton will be made
for the accused he will doubt be discharged by
the virginia authorities, who secure the reward OF
$500 for efccfing the arrest. N8M #M4
The New York herald., 1869-01-14

TIE F0UKrH STREET R0BBBRy.-Wiliiam Herbert
and John NQrna the youthful thieves who succeeded
In breaking INTO the apartments OF Mrs Sophia
6chwab, No. % East Fourth street. on Monday, and,
after prying open her trunks, carrying away about
$500 worth Of her wearing apparel, were arraigned
before Justice Shandley, at the Jefferson Market
robbery. II appeared that the Ofeers who arrested
the accused I0und portion OF the property-a cloth
shop in the Bowsr,' but the balance has NOT been re-
covered They further assert that both Norris ana
Herbert are members q : gang that have committed
held for trial In default Of $500 ball.
ALLEGED RHcErvYR or Sr0LBN 0O0Ds.-AddBoa
w. Maxwell, Lieutenant Colonel Fourth regiment.
National Guard. appeared before Justice shandley,
at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning and accused one Gustave Nathan OF No.
473 Seventh avenue, dealer In second hand cloth
ing and miscellaneous articles OF buying from one
Philip Metz quantity OF carpets and stove, know
VIM e ssss1 Mss
above regiment a. armorer, was arrested on sus-
his guilt but was committed Is Answer tie
s%ss saaIs ,sS % sSx as sss ease N bsr% Rs.S
sion to his counsel to advise Lieutenant Colonel
Maxwell that he had taken and sold the goods 70
denied any knowledge Of the property but after his
arrest admitted having 1t and paying Metz the above
SUM he was held to bail In the sum Of 81 900 to
answer the charge, frssa r~l f..s.f
A KNoCK-DowN RoBBERy.-James Hedges Is q
stranger tn this city and somewhat unacquaintcd
with the1Yfes and snares OF the metropolis. He on
Tuesday evening experienced new sensation,
which he IL not likely soon to forget. Happening to
be, in sope unexplained manner, on the upper hall
way OF the tenement premises No. % Rose street
after dark on Tuesday evening, Hedges was sud-
denly seized Dy strange man. who caught him by
the shoulders In anything but an anecti0nate
way, and so held him helpless while q
confederate took possession. In violent and
felOnl0us way, Of Q pOckctO00k containing twenty
eight dollars In greenbacks. The accomplice then
ran or ahd Hedges succeeded In holding on TO his
assRlant and taxing him into the street. Here they
we're again joined by the second rufian, who handed
back Hedges his p0ckctb00k and told him that he
had taken 1t. The c0untryman was SO surprised at
the sudden recovery Of the pOcketbook that he re-
leased his hold OF the first man and WAS tmmedately
knocked down by the other who gave him crash
ing blow In the mouth. Both men then ran away,
covered that the money had been abstracted; SO he
was penniless. He made known his case TO Ofiicer
Taylor OF the Fourth ward VINO arrested both Of the
men. They turned out TO be inmates Of the premt-
6es where the outrage was committed, and gave
their names as William Heaney aged twenty-three,
native OF Williamsburg and q pil0tbOatman, and
Francis FOX, aged twenty-One, native OF Pr0vi-
dence, r. J., and also pilotboatnan They were
yesterday morning arraigned before Justice Hogan,
at the T0mbs Police Court, and fully committed for
trial at the General Sessions.
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
MYSTERIOUS CASE OF s1AsaIxc.

case Of cutting that Is still surrounded in mys-
terry occurred In the Fonrth ward yesterday morn
ing. The police report that between three and four
O'Clock ofcer Mctiill found lying. on the rail-
way track, near Peck slip apparently intoxicated.
He removed 10 the station house, where he gave
the name OF Francis Jones Galway, AMI represented
that he was sailor on the steamship Valley Forge
The night was spent in cell. In the morn
ing, when he was removed to the ONCE
preparatory TO his arraignment before the
and an examination revealed scevre
stab wound In the groin. Thc wounded man was
sent to Bellevue Hospital Later IN the day he raj
lied and on being interrOgatcd stated his name
Francis James Breadwell, anu that he had been as
saulted and robbed OF Ills money and vaIuables by
unknown partes- ~ III af y EA
The New York herald., 1869-01-14

TO rnr Epiron or rHE HnaALp:-- tiAeAA- Ni
Surely New York Is great city. Many laws are
made for It's benefit ana many enacted 10 destroy It's
business. The. law for imprisonment for debt has
long since been repealed by all the states in the
Onion except New York. she still has law by
which debtor from any other state can be confined
IN jail, which ~ Keeping away many thousands or
dollars or trade--yes, mIlIions-for the merchants
who have small and large balances back on the books
Of their creditors 10 this city VIII not the risk OF
coming 10 the city, and Of course they 90 to other
cities and purchase taeir goods. such the facts.
bill should be passed BY the Legislature this winter
repeating aii laws for imprisonment for debt
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT--GENERAL TERM.--yos. L, 2, 10,
II, I3 H. 49, 40 A. A. 49, A. Az, so, ST. 80 53 81, &c.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr. Nos. 9S3, o75, 1881, 46l,
907 969 973 9s1 997 $780, l00l 10l1 1913, l0l7 10l9
1923, 1927 1856, 1887, 1O45. aN1 &1 N1
SUPREME C0uRT-CuANRERs.-NOs.0 90, 20, l0S, l42,
ISL. 152, 174, IFS, 20S, 200, 239 240.
Bedford, Jr., City Judge.-The People vs.. James
Devine, burglary; same vs. James Edwards, bur-
glary; same va. Andrew Wheeler burglary; same
va. Frank Schultz, attempted larceny; same VS..
Daniel ]. Logan, grand larceny; same Va James
Masterson, grand larceny; same vs. David Tucker.
larceny from the person; same VS.. Alice Dixon,
grand larceny: same VS.. John Hennessey, burglary;
same va. Lizzie Wehmann larceny from the person:
same WI. John Smith, burglary. @ t7f
The New York herald., 1869-01-14
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousT-M BANKRUPTCY.
Alleged Fraudulent Bankruptcy-Arrcst Of the
I. 3 Parties.

Alleged Fraudulent Rankruptcy-Arrcst of the
y. Parties.
IN the Natter or A0rdham Vauc ana James Vatk.-
The parties In this case were yesterday arrested
by Deputy Marshal McCay on warrant charging
them as forows-Witll having, on the 14th of De-
cember last, and within three months before COM
mencing certain proceedings In bankruptcy, uader
the slse color and pretence Of carrying business
and dealing in the ordinary course OF trade, did OBJ
and chattels--to wit sxty-five barrels OF bourbon
whiskey, Of the value OF $4,000, with intent 70 DC
fraud said Reed.
,- The defendants afer arrest we're brought before
Commissioner Stilwcll and entered into recognl-
zances TO appear and answer when called In
ties Of S3 600 each.