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Bank Dividend Notice.

1.-THE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL
BANK has declared a semi.annuaI
dividend of FIVE per cent, free from all
taxes payable to sbockb oIders on demand.
jy7 DIT j. G. KENNEDY, Cashier.
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FAST Observation-Disclosures reckless
Jehu will occupy Recorder Meter
mans attention to. day.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

10y MUTUAL CONSENT, JOSEPH
80 GGLZHAU USER has this day WITH
drawn from the firm of Schapker, BuNsinB
a Co. The undersigned assume al llaDll.
ties, collect all debts due TO the urm, ano
firm name OF Schapker, Busslng q GO.
BERNARD SCHAPKER,
JOHN W. BU5SING.
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SPENnRR WHITE LIME

For sale by the car load in bulk, deliv-
cred az The Evansville Depot.
i 0CEE II ~ CO.
sra W. auufBcturers,
suane o. 001nty, Indiana
Lm
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TO the Public.

YgyAKE NOTICE. THAT Will.
not pay any debts contracted by my
wife, Ellen Huber, who has left my bed
and board OF her own wrong.
HENRY HUBER.
JuIy 9Th. 1870 july7-3t
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Dividend Notice.

HTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
- Evansville has declared semi-annual
dividend of five per cent, free from all
tax es, payable TO stockholders on demand.
JAS II. Gu Tier, Cashier.
EvaU sville, July Z, 1870. jyo
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-N WITHDRAWING FROM THE
above firm I tender my sincere thanks
TO my friends for their patronage, and re-
specially ask continuance 10 my sue.
csssoTs, knowing the firm TO be worthy Of
vour confidence and PATRONAGE.
fe2s II JOSEPH GGLZHAUSER.
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BEr A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap, at
JET SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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BeHaYen,s Circus Coming.

This excellent circus is to be here
IN the 18Th, and show on the Bulls
Head lot. In addition to the great
attractions set forth on the show bills,
there is q really witty clown that does
not deal in patent leather jokes.
DeHaven has always had a hrst
class circus. and in this he has such
arrangements for the celebrated play
of Mazeppa " as enable him to pro-
duce it in a manner seldom equalled
in q circus.
A balloon ascension is another fea-
ture in this show.
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SOME KITE.-McGrew, the painter
on Second Street, sent up a kite on
Saturday, that out does all others. Il
is about FIVE and half feet high ana
three and half broad. When 8 h-fsk
wind blows, it takes pretty hz
nsn 10 held TO- This Kind oF X;
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ChOIce store Room for Kent.

The fine four story store room IN
Fosters Block, on First Streat, adj
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September l..
Apply to john W. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. je24 If
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SALES LADY WANTED-At Click
& Schwartz IA South First Street,
opposite Opera House. [jul9 1t.
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R~ T. G. Bridwen 4 Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have =
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, PAT
eut Medicines. American. and import
Cd Perfu merry, ToiIas SOAPS, Brusbes.
Sc. Pres Dsious -4refully cons
0pnds5 sesh 3 as Lick. Coz
ress and Ecck1riSgs AI-z Waters
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BG100 doz. White Cotton Hose at
10 cents pair-better value than
ever before.
je71 SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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Forty Thousand Dollars

Less than awarded in said contract.
WM. SMITH.
National Foundry and Pipe Works, Pitts
burg. Pa. Jyu 1t
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Corrected Tlme Table, june u.
DAILY JOURNAL
MONDAY. JULY IL, 1870.
CITY NE w s.

s9- See advertisement of Cow
Lost"
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JACKSONVILLE MAIL.--We an
nouuced last week that the E., III. &
N. Railroad Company had notified the
Postofice Department that it would
not carry the mails over that route,
owing to disagreement on the ques-
ton of compensation.
The Postmaster of this city re-
ceived dispatch on Saturday, an
nouncing that the difficulty had been
adjusted, and that the mails would be
carried hereafter as usual, daily, be-
tween this city and Henderson and
Madisonville.
WEATHER RECORD.-The weather
on Saturday was very pleasant, the
mercury at 6 AN. being at go; at 8.
it was 79o; at noon. 81 at BPM. when
the weather was cloudy the mercury
fell three degrees, and at 6 PM. had
fallen to 760.
Yesterday it started off to be warm
er, the mercury at 6 AN. indicating
69o; at 9, it was 74o, and rain began TO
fall in slight springle; by noon the
mercury had risen only one de
gree, and rain increasing; at 3 Pm.
the rain increased to heavy shower;
mercury 760; at the mercury had
fallen to 720.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-A meeting
of the members of the various Lodges
in this city was held at Odd Fellows
Hall, on Saturday evening, Col. Phil
ip Hornbrook presiding, to consider
the several locations proposed for a
new hall.
After discussing at length the diff.
ferent locations, and the probable
terms for each, committee was ap-
pointed to negotiate for the purchase
Of = lot on the corner of Main and
stvects, the property of Mr.
Peter Should the negotiations
6a completed. the hal viii be erected
on that site.
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B@- Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods, at 10 cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
je7] SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.
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Twenty Thousand Dollars

Less than the sum at which the contract
was awarded, or he can furnish the same
with pipe of thickness that will stand
all tests required by the contract for
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GOLD PEN -
At the Journal office.

WAR ON HIGH PRICES
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
--.= -.

All persons having claims against the
steamer Clara Scott prior to June LIST, are
requested to file them Immediately at the
boat store of J. Sinzich & Son. Jy9St
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GO


COZ.
GO!y
Immediately and buy some of those
good
= aud 70
Cent Shoes, suitable for Boys and
Girls, at
GEO. MILLER & Co.'s,
jul6-6tl 80 Main Street.
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Down They Coz
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Manifest of the steamer Quickstep. from
Cairo to Louisville, July 9th, 1870.
"a E Shrader, 80 hhds tobacco; w Ford.
3 hhds tobacco, broken spiders: Henry
RoEJes & Co, 5 bbls old iron, sacks feath-
ers / hid rags, l box indigo; Clement,
White & Co, so NJ shingles; William He'll
INDIGO; Cloud, Akin & Co, l Dbl oil James
Nichtern, l soda fountain; Woodrow,
Reffz 8 Co, 3 plows; Sam Orr & Co. 30 pigs
lead: Mr.. English, / washing machine !;
Fred Bohn, 10 N shingles.
RESHIPPING.
IonisVille-35 hhds Tobacco.
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r. HOPKINS .S1 co.
NO. Is FIRST STREET.
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LOST.
MTSCELLANEOUS.

IrzaEEN UP, A DARK BRINDLE
Il low, and has Calf about three weeks
5id. owner can get information by ap-
II wing at this once. julyS-2t
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We have marked down our entire
stock of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Which we are selling at prices that
DEFY COMPETTTION!!
Come and see and be convinced.
July 7-1W.
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BRIEF WORK.

We are prepared to execute Brief Work
for lawyers with dispatch ana at Iea7On-
able rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

have this abort ovcrssr plain In front and very ood
behind Over II 10 sash all bows and pulls On
going out OF doors the train Is taken off, and tho dress s
then perfectly appropriate for the street, without any
alteration or addition.
There is novelty In trimmings un,.ss 1t DO silk
hounces OF which the fringe Is formed by ravelng the
edge. This will DO much In use, later. Bias folds OF
silk-founces. pufngs, qungs, and Douionies OF inc
dress materaand black velvet cut on tho bias aro W
be considered most stylish az trimmings.
In sleeves, the Hungarian, put In with inc COM
and hanging loose from tho shoulder Is the ony hoo'
for in door dresses new style ofseoye Tor nun oo,
tune ia deep but nearly plain founce put on 'no ooa
sleeve n little below the elbow, giving the appearance
a tight sleeve within flowing one inc oaoo' 'i''''
is 10 DO closer than It was and looks neater So
In outer garments the 'Mettcrnlch Is tho graz
noveI,v II ia 70 DO made in black silk, trimmed VIII
roo lace or IN tho material OF tho dress III mas '
q, the throat and Ia adjusted perfectly 10 'ho "su'
,hrs combining the merits OF Jacket and hah'ic'
80. ,a, "a Oiven 20 the arms. 10 Is so very oon'o"
tou, ona At the same time dressy that IL Ii iAcS "
,orroIv sunnrsede all other outer wraps inc coi"e
season. - ,o,oos Of nres
7, "a pseess TO say much about evening dresses a' p
an, Rut their very names expressive. Inc Id var
rira and tho Montespan take back to the rohahuo
-. %, Ious the Fourteenth. And to thiok OF the
0rers and the Puritans and the La Valores ana inc
wor,esnans being all mixed up togetheri Is IL not
little typical OF the present state OF society,"
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GENERAL SESSION..

DISCHARGES. Convictions, SenteHceS.-The cal.
enuar in this Court yesterday showed smaller nuuoe
OF cases than ON any previous day or tue term Pac
McDermth arraIgned for burglary lie beng cue o. hcs
men who broke into the store No. 63 Beekuanst qua
stole property TO amount OF several hundred do
was found guilty. Tue prisoner having been ssAeh
whether II his counsel had wished him 10 IA witness "a
his own behalf, he would have sworn that he VS. h.e
cent. answered NO / would not poudre my sri,
Recorder Haekett Immediately remarked: " Vel sS.e
this SAVES you year; meant TO give you the te. yer.
of five years >" Andrew Mack, charged with bclG q
OF number of river thieves who. on jan u, s0le u Wv
OF butter from boat lying at pier No. 81 " H. p'V'a
an excellent character, and, rs no one cOh.d sNe'
nj. IDENTIFY a. one of the thieves he having been arrested
only on suspicion when found running ava! nom ~
stolen property. acquitted The case OF l@oP
stem acrusad OF rape is laid tn THURSDAY 20. NJ
nc Henuiwine accused Of grand larceny ~ sean. ~
from her employer Mrs Finn, cOniended itat ,Ae n"y
had been given her by the husband 81 that NohsA -
hush money lie being absent. and the woman Ue!o- "
good character she was discharged.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TO the Editor OF Tho Tribune.
SIR: DO tho Free Traders expect to convince the
majority of the people of the United States that their
doctrines are right by misrepresentation and false
hoodsi At the late Free Trade meeting in Broadst'
Mr.. Samuel Stern is reported as saying:
Hc represented the aborng class No one k fssnsy
touched upon the horrors and dlscomo n,gh ngjces
house life, and the poverty made Ioorc, Wy aIirY His
and charged tho wrong upon our protective po,VSc
good wife used three spools Of cotton Jay az soo ncr
spool on which the p T0eTsdp whether the
workman who made the thread reapeo ""' 'u0" f''"
in his wages 100,
they saw and publish The truth is tho best six-coru
300 wards imported spool cotton Is sold AZ retain at
o.. conts snool and can be bought in quantities at
eight cents. ~
Rcfors our late War, nearly all the spool cotton
rsed in tbis country was imported. Now the greater
mart OF il is made here; Of the threc-cord Nay III Vi
II is The best yard hreecord American spoo' COTTON
can be bought at the retail stores atfrom iouf W
a SPOOL aud by the quantity at about three Genus ~
for all ordinary uses it answers all the purPose'oi 'o
best sixcOrd imported.
Mr. Stern talks OF tho protected manufacturer making
200 per cent profit Why does talk so at variance
OF the truth when the truth easily obtaheui IN o
early part Of tho war tho manufacturers OF spooi co'
made fair profit But for the last two or three years.
the best OF them have not made more than simple inter
est on their capital, while others nave iahcu' "" ~
Others have given up the business The writer Is wen
acquainted with all manufactures OF spool COTTON
and would not buy stock at par III any one OF tnom
and agree to keep it investment Tor hve years
Mr. Stern also speaks OF the aborng classes ana tho
workman Both classes moro protected
and benefited by Protection than tho manufacturers
themselves and are relatively making more by IT, They
rot more for their labor better of live better IN al
respects than the laborcr workman in England ana
Scotland who mako the same article. ms shows tndi
whatever the protection is on American manufactured
articles Home oBpe0n Is sure. IN the end 10 pIing
down tie prices the OF the people are Dene
flied thereby don't think such misrepresentation VIII
make Free Trade converts OF the labOrng classes le
Workman or tho buyer OF spool cotton their perncous
doctrines. - --.,a.,.
As the Rev. DR.. Thompson made similar erroneous
statement about spool cotton last year. st Free Trade
meeting, | think 1t time the facts be stated
NetC. York, Feb. 25, 1870. ONE VINO hNo"5
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CHURCH CHARITY FOUNDATION.

The eighteenth anniversary of tho " Home Tor
the Aged aud Orphans the Church Charity founda'
ton was celebrated Monday evening at Holy TRINITY
Church Brooklyn flights There WAS large congregation
nresant In tho chancel the Right Rev A N Little
tobp u d. Bishop OF the Diocese OF Long Island me
REV Drs Scheuck Hall, Paddock Dilles iiasklns ana
fife ROY Mcssrs u. Y. NJ johnson ana Harlow bshop
ittIeohu presided After the usual religious services
the annual report Of the Board OF Managers was tad ny
tbe Rev Charles H. Hall, ID, Rector OF Holy trinity
Church The report that there is pause IN the
rnuth Of the Foundation. The Churches ddnOt respond
ibrrally 10 the call money. The Institutions buildings
wee contracted aud must be enlarged and divided SO as
10 Give increased convenience and provisions Tor Othtr
classes OF Church poor They ask for $4,000 from
some liberal churchnan enable them TO enlarge their
bnrdcrs The present buildings in sound condition,
and The mana of the Home efficient. generous
lady, who withheld her name has offered, through he
Rev DR. Moore OF Flushing to erect on the Institution
grounds "A memorial chapel in memory OF her deceased
husband The Treasurers report states that the receipts
for the past year amounted s0636 SO expenditures,
s. 36I OF leaving the treasury t6O 10. Tho Forbes
legacy Of 5000 has with interest reached Sl,si0 30
THIS could only DO used in the erection of home for old
men according 10 the provisions In the Will The Rev.
Noah II Schenck, DID, Rector OF st. AIMS Church, de
yered the from the text AS We have Opportu-
nifty do good unto all men. especially unto them
that are OF the household OF faith" collection i'll aid
" the funds the Institution taken up and the
cation dismissed with the boncdctlon by Bishop Lit
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United STATES CIRCUIT Cou

Before Judge WoodraG.-1he Witnesses IN ne
pIcyfou rgse-The Criminal Calendar, Dis
Purdy presented yesterday morning The
following list OF witnesses in the Fullerton case. al Oi
Monday next John A. Osborn Thomas E. Smth, =. A.
Rollins Robert Murray John III White Thomas = stew
art 8 g. Courtney, James Z. Quick, Alex. Grou ~ "
Rollins Mrs Thos T.. Smith. Fsy II. Purdy. Daniel Ness
more, Norman NJ Finley, samuel T. Boehni' ID q BIRD
SAIL Fred c. Tapey. j. r. Bailey, Carrot . Mott. Nm.
c. johnson, John McClarren, Roswell +. Farr, Moses
Dupuy The case t is expected, viii occupy two weeks
in the tral-at any rate thai tune has been allotted
AL u the criminal calendar was called, iueiuding u
cases In the case Of Samuel T. Bsehf0rd and Others
charged with conspripg defraud the Government W
means Of the famous drawback frauds Judge ffrfeol
remarked This will have 20 be reserved as one OF me
parties caldwell is 10 jail IN Canada under an order "
extradition | should think on the intmauon tba9
have that Caldwell would be here within A. hoos were
NOT that have had such limitations so often ana Dcen
dlsappOintAd" The following prisoners were then ar
raigued aud pleas received Achlle Patty, seng orgee
revenue stamps, not guilty Charles Brown anu Car hH
tenee next Saturday; n. l.. Mason, presenting ta's
vouchers, not guilty. ,--
The calendar Is still in imperfect state, aud many
eases have been reserved, but the following s Is SUP
Walrh 9-The t. g. agt. James Mcmahon. Frederick
Baur. Peter Mcintyre John Mcintyre Aih tYILs
H. = agt Hart l.. Pierce and Reuben Carpenter Frcl'
Nlten Julius Knott, Abraham Rosenheiin. Lewis Clap
frank Webb, Egbo II Ten Eyck Daniel Hopper yoiney
Wright March 22-Ihe u. 3 AIT. VIM. H. NcibnAn'
Vim. Leith. March 2S.-R Il. Clarke, ContAd fn,L,.
Achille Patty. March 2L-The u, D sgt OLe
KirOman AareA 4.7Edward j. oSHiey; IL, xcieon
A. Richardson. March 26.-Tne L. - sat Nos'a .,
Marsh. March 2s-The y. = agt John WhtIon, JOHN a
Hafen Lewis Murray Aarch %. THE L. :. agt Al,on
Frank, James b. Coddln ston. Geo. Melvin moro -
NJ. Wilson ct al Moore s. Mason Aareh 3i-lhe U's
AZ. Peter hiTChOH ct al.
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A REyENGEFUL DOMESTIC.

On the night of the 23d of last month fire was
discovered In the third floor Of the tenement No 3l4
East Forty thrdst occupied by Mrs. Clara Sampson and
her family. The fire originated in occupied by
Margaret f. Mcclure a domestic employed by Mrs.
simpson The flames were fortunately extiDguished
before much dana had been done. From the crcum-
stances attending the the authorities led
suspect inoeudarsm and Margaret arrested. Fire
Marshal Bracket has been investigating the up TO
yesterday when no obtained full confession from the
accused She states that she was mnding Mrs Samp-
sons two children upstairs the morning In question
and her mistress having refused to pay her the
her months wages in advance and allow her 10 leave
Margaret determined revenge On this evening, the
children ana herself being alone, she lighted match
threw IL under the straw mattress. and walked down
stairs leaving the children alone The children were
rescued before the fire had spread. The accused wss
taken before Justice Cox at the Jefferson Market Police
Court. yesterday, and was committed, without bail for
trial al General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02
BOGUS COTTON MILL GREESBAcKs

Alexander j. Whitman was taken before Dis
trctAttorney Pierrepont yesterday afternoon by Col
Whitley and Deputy Marshal winslow, and charged with
having fauduenty given limitations OF five dollar bills
to Ignorant and unway whites and negroes at the South
IN exchange for genuine money. The worthless
Resemble greenbacks only In the color In portrait OF
Washington, and Of tne goddess OF liberty, and IN the
nguro AT each eni The face Is inscribed "The United
states Cotton Mills Good for five dollars purchase OF
one hundred dollars In goods Richmond Va, r. Davis.
President; W Williams, Cashier" On tho II tho
following United States Of America Price per bale,
sixty Dollars" whitman Id believed to belong 10
gauiEation which has made considerable fortune by
yn on this nefous business and he confessed ycste
day that tho plates from which tho notes printed
ATE IN Philadelphia, aud told ia whose possession they
might be found. detectives accordingly dispatched
thther to mako more arrests. aud whitman com.
United " Ludlow oil. Jax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02
MILITARY POST LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

This Association held its annual meeting on
Monday evening at the residence OF Mr. X. Hoe, No III
East sixteenthst. The meeting opened with brief
statement OF tho operations Of tho organization during
the mast year by Corresponding Secretary Tho abors
OF the Society been confined almost exclusively TO
the arbor NewYCrk for some time past but 1t was
now proposed organize the Association for the benet
of ali the military stations Of tho country Ihere were
23i military posts aud stations in the United states anu
but 30 clnuaiDs leaving the great majority or STATIONS
without gious teachers instruction large number
of the enlisted the frontiers never heard sermon
from one years end To another. The men VINO consul
tuted the and file Of the Regular Army stood IN ex
acly the same need OF intellectual ana moral Teaching
bre king IN OF tho Christian Commission the troops
have been quite destitute OF moral and spirtua! care
The design the Society not only 70 care TOT te
religious wants the but to assist their oncers III
hons A number OF letters were read from prominent
United states officers approving OF the OeheFOIcht
character Of the Association. 49,.
After the presentation OF the above interesting EXHIBIT
10 unanimously resolved that those present
Themselves with tho individuals already representing the
for moral aud Christian effort among the
enstci men of the United states army An eec'ioh 3l
GERS and managers for the coming year was hen he
with the following result: James C. Holden Presineht'
Robert Hoe Cen. Haskin, u 5. A, william n BOthtol
col n H. Bristol, u. ;. A.. and the Rev. a A. Reese
L. 3 A. Vice Presidents WIN. Pitt Palmer treasures
John Il Retchum. Corresponding Secretary d. > hartll
A. NJ, Recording Secretary o. o. WiIiiahs' E.hu ,
pcDfuid NJ " Cooper II. W. Adams. William b. CroOks,
" GLAND Bourne H. ". Douglass, Officers ana Managels
Several Committees were appointed Dy the mar ah
after adjournment Nh Hoe invited his guests 10 inspect
his gallery VI paintings, embracing some "olA' Vi '"o
best masters. 49,, ,, o~,o,,IoI bv
the Association year The Office IS AT NO so Drosu
WY, NgW-lOIk City.