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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
GREAT SLAUGHTER


Call in and LoOk at Our
Goods and be Convinced.
J. HYATT q co.
hsoa5sf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
nAKER. srUReEoN s 30.

E3AAEEss DASNHSUN y w.,
Finding their former limits too small FOR
their extensive business, have added there
to the room formerly oecupied by the
AAEERTG " EXPRESS COMPANY. anu
having also increased their force In the
way OF Statesmen are now better prepared
10 meet the ySRnts Of their numerous cus-
toners, Ghan eUer before. In their new room
win always be found full assortment OF
Domestic Dry Goods, Cassl-
mers and Jeans.
The old one VIII be devoted to PLA1N
AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHITE
tsEs GOODS, NOTIONS Ese.
While the room above will contain cOm-
plete stock Of
Carpets,
MnttlngE,
Druwgsta,
OIL Cloths,
Hearth Rugs,
Door Mats,
Sleigh and Buggy Mats,
Window Blinds
window, Hollands,
Canvas Blinds,
And Curtain Fixtures.
Bright Green Seamless Kid Gloves just re-
eieYed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
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ca Bona transferable only on the books OF
the company. and the interest made pay
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spondents In specifying the class Of Bonds
oeslteo'
Hney nave AaarsyI YeaEs to run nom Jan
aafy 70 lsfo, Nith interest e Plz per cent.
Per an un nom November I, 4s52. Eflnei-
pal and Interest payable On Gold IN The efty oJ
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The interest is payable in Hay and No
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
FIRST SEORTGAGE BOND
OF FHE haE
GMESaAPEAKE & OHIO
RaiHrOaei Company.

The ChesaPeake and Ohio Railroad, con-
meeting the Atlantic coast and the magnifl-
esaG lasriDOg.s- Of the zelsesaPsals-- Bay with
the Ohio River at point OF reliable navi-
CATION, and thus, with the entire Railroad
system aud water transportation of the
great West and Southwest, H8ruas the adj
aafRoaal East aMd West Trumk Lime,
20 imperatively demanded for the accom-
modatiCn OF the immense and rapidly
growing Incorporation between the ATTAIN
tiesessbOard alld Europe on the one hand /,
and Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The AinPOrtsnee ~ thts Road ne a
new outlet Grsm the West co the sea
magnifles it into one Of national conse-
Quehce. and insures 70 IL an extensive
through trafiie from the day of its compile
ton while, In the development of the ex-
1ensive agricultural and mineral resources
of Virginia and West Virginia. tt possesses,
along It's own line, the elements Of a large
and profitable local business
Thus the great interests, both general and
local, which demand the completion of he
CHEsAPEAEE AND OHIO RAILROAD to the
Ohio River, afford the sunest guarantee Of
its success and value. nd Femaer AZ fhe
ma0st Important auAd Substantial RaAl-
read enterPrfse novy An progress An
this Country
Its Superiority as an East and West route,
and the promise of an immense and proht-
able trade awaiting It's completion, have
drawn TO it the attention and corporation
of prominent Capitalists and Railroad men
Of this City Of sound judgment and known
integrity, whose connection with II, to-
gether with that OF eminent citizens and
business men of Virginia and West Vir-
ginfa, imsures an Energetic, honorable,
AKA SUCCESSFUL management.
The road is completed and In operation
from Richmond to the celebrated White
Sulphur Springs Of West virginia, ~ miles,
and there remain but 200 miles NOW par
TALLY cOnstructedl TO be completed, to carry
It to the proposed terminus on the Ohio
River at, or near, tlle mouth of the Big
Sandy River, $50 miles above Cincinnati,
and $50 miles below Fittsburg
Lines are now projected OF Ia progress
through Ohio and Kentucky to this point,
which VIII connect the ChesaPeaIze aMsi
Ohto with ehe entire Railroad systems
Of the West and southvgess, ANA with
she Pacfnc RaflRoad.
It's valuable franchises ana superior ad-
vantages WIlI place the Cbe5dpeaks and Ohio
RaiEroGd Company among the richest and
most powerful and Trustworthy corpora
tions Of the countryg and there e1Aaaa a
present value, I'm eOmpleted read ana
work dome, equal 20 the entire amount
% the mortgage.
The details Of the Loan have been ar
ranged with special reference to the wants
of all classes OF investors, and combine the
various features of Convenience, safety,
and protection against loss or fraud.
The Bonds are in denominations Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

The disfanchised classes in Ohio now
are idiots, lunafcss h3ons and students.
The Senate on Wednesday last took up
and passed The biH to except students
IRON this category and our Senator voted
t it. He probably thinks the idi-
ots, lanatics and felons ought to have
Prece eyyace.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
NEW GROeERY


A EUOUNCEs ia the Citizens or Del
n aware and vicinity that he has opened
out q New Grocery in the room formerly
occupied by Aigin & Luckenbiil, Evans
Block, where all may ind a good supply Of
Choice Family Groceries
always on hand, and 70 be sold at the lowest
living rates.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

R.s.-We have issued pamphlets contain
Ing full particulars. statistical dateils, mara.
etc, which viii be furnished upon appliea.
tions as - l s1 bHE
~ We buy and sell Goyernmant Bonds.
and receive the accounts OF Banks, Bank
era, Corporations. and others, subject 20
check ct sight, and allow Interest on daily
balaueea- mrIl-8mos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

u NDER this new arrangement, each De
IartEaent viii hereafter have more atten-
tfon and viii constantly be kept in a con-
dItion TO meet the demands Of q First Class
Trade. Their Notion Department, being
rarhans the most extensive In the City, em-
braces almost every article In that iines
both Staple and Fancy. As their purchases
heTeafter for this and another farge Dry
Goods EestablIshnnent connected with Il
viii be made principally At the same time
they expect by that means TO save per
eeutalze, and consequently be enabled to-
sell Goods cheaper than eUer before.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

no. Al sANDWsKY STREET,
East Side betsgeea Winter and WgtFtaaa streets
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

Tho broken and decayed, and cover
ed with rust and lnoldering leaves mav,
those fading tablets be renovated and
re-enciosed, and preserved as a land
mark Of our forefathers.
Time and space have failed me to tell
any of the interesting incidents of this
settlement, or speak Of the first settle
ment Of Delaware, which are reserved
for future sketches.
c. MORTIMER JAMES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05
SPECIAL NOTICES..
ihe Life Sustaining Principle.


The vital and the muscular ystems are entirely
distinct from each other. A man may have
the Drawn OLA Hercules, bu: if he is deficient
IN vital energy no will not we'r rs we'll. or last
as long or Do rs healthy and happy while he
does last, as the man Of ordinary or evan slend
or build, who possesses larger share Of tbi
anmatlng principle. One OF tha greatest rec.
omn enda:lons Of that pure vegetable invigor-
ant, hostatter's Stomach ki:.Gvs. is that it in
creases tho vital force Of tn" sy>tcm No med
lclle cnn Goub;o tho rc:rntg oI albeh's muscle,
Or lhckcn and vulculiz els .hcws and sinews;
but Hostetters BitlcIs has la effect UGH moro
important. Its U.S. promotes constitutional
Vlgor. IT :ein!orcGs tho iile-power, Of which
bone and slnew and muscle are merely tho in
struments, holding the samo relation loit that
machinery does TO steam. Let the slight and
apparently fragile take heart, they may have
moro stamina, though far less physical strength,
than the broad shoulded athletes they regard
with envy. TO restore, TO sustain, TO increase
this stsmnal principle which, when il: full sup
ply, is the source of health and Tho best guar
antee OF longevity, is special property OF the
famous restorative. 1t is not only specific
for dyspepsia, bilousness, intermittent towers,
constipation, &c, and Il pre-. ehtiYe of all Gi-
seases Of Il malarious character, but the best of
all medicines for strengt hening tho constitution
and awakening the powers Of nature from what,
ever cause they may have become lethsrgic.
aug l-eOlW
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Hsy Green s. Wise,

rRasl Estnlo Agents ant Auctlohee:s.
E;uMMIoolON SA LIE OF PkOPsETY
I: IN TdE CITY OF ALEXAN DR!A, VA:
By virtue of decree Of lho circuit Court OF
Alexandria county, Va. render"d 1T February
terra. $50 in the suit 0 VIM +. Church,
psnti vs. J. Watkins ct al d110 ns,,nd
vii s.II, on ) rURDAY the u h day If Au
gus, 1870. ut Y o'coc m. in front OF the Nay.
or's &c, IN the city OF A'exandrln, oy puhilc
auction. tn" 70 owing REAL = IATE:
LU', On P:yton street 10 t"c:, and run
ming bach 20 feet.
TEkMo--uue tenth Ct the purchase money
to be paid in Cash, and The residuo IN three
equal insla mrnts. payable ut Elk, twelve ana
eighteen M ,nlhs fro , the day 81 sa'e III" oohds
of the rchaser, with good personal security,
bearing interest from the d., .! oae 10 Dc ssk-
en- Inr the defe.re ayIn-hts, AMI the properly
Ii.h]e 10 b. r.s,lI NJ th rick nnd cost OF the
purchaser upon fniIur, TO comply with the
iern.s Of .Ie and Lhr title 10 bs Retained until
al tho purchase money his bean paid. 5t'mps
and con. ey ancing H. the COST OF Inc pufcns.Sef'
CHAR h +. ~rU ART.
FIR NCIo l. NTH,
;.11-,s Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05
LOCAL NEWS.

PUT NOT YOUR FAITH IN UMBRELLA MEN
DERs. Attracted by the euphonious sound of
umbrellas to mend" the writer of this para
graph on Saturday last entrusted valuable
and cherished parachute, which had been re-
turned to him turned wrong side out by lady
who had borrowed it, to the nan utterng it,
to be repaired He sat down on the side walk
close by for lew minutes, and then stating
that he had lost his clamps bore off the
pr!z I'd umbrella, promising to return it mended
the following morning. Since then the sun
has made i've circuits around the earth, but
the sound of ''umbrellas to mend is 10 more
heard Hugh Miller, when a boy, used for
.Loaths to 90 down near the beach dai y. climb
al cid tree, ard for hours gaze out upon the
ocean for glimpse If the vessel which with
his father had gone down in tho sea. Daily
tor week past have anxious eyes pcered up
and down Priuce street for the return of that
which TOR years past had projected them from
the sun fierce ray, in summer, aud the win
terS penetrating raiuS but hope deferred
maketh thu heart Sick" and with desperation
the conclusion has been arrived at that the
umbrellas gone up"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

DoGs.-Twenty.on OF the ill tated dogs con
tacd In the pen at the Poors House were
severed from their agonzed companions as the
earth put on her sable folds last night, aud
cared eft to The bone factory on the banks of
the Potomac, where amid howling ami yelling
and gnashing Of teeth they met their isnomini-
Gus and untimely eud. It was hard to SEE
them 60. Dogs that had been br..lght w
Of puppies; that had been saved from drown-
:ns when their b'lnl brothers and sisters went
20 IT that knew how to behave ,hems ,lves
III ali companies. all under the mex 3rab'c pro
visions Of the new law We're made to shufi, cff
this morta! coil. The rest will join their dead
c.Mrades to hi.E;. The ii-omened cart and
its guard are sill on :heir rounds, aud witt
: II down to morrow night no uumuzzed dog
ctn walk the streets with impunity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

THIRD WARD RADICALS. About thirty
halicals. white and black. assembled a. the
co!ortd school house ON Alfred street, between
prIc,Ss AMI Oronccn, las: night. Thomas |.
ElcIin was called to the chair aud j. T. Bur.
nett appointed Secretary a motion was de
and carried to eec: President in place of |.
e. O'Neal, removed from the Ward, but no
election was held. Messr'. Elelin and Bur-
nett then vac ,tiag their positions. the meeting
adjourned 10 meet again next Thursday night
TO reorganiz, in accordance, with the plan of
the Richmond Executive Com
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05
EXECUTION OF EsNAa..

NEW York, August 5--l;eal rctlrvca at
halt past ten last bight and after Il sound
sleep woke this morning 5000 after five clock,
and prepared for mass. The rite was aduln-
istered by Father Rankin, and Was shared by
Thomas Sheridan, Reals fellow prisoner, al.o
awaiting execution. During the ceremony, as
well as during the rcmalnlrg hours OF lie,
Real maintained the same calm aud composed
demeanor, and apparent resignation TO his tate,
which has characterized the whole term o. his
Imprisonment. This morning, however, ne
was unusually rcticent AID ttc disposed 10
converse, either with the officers or spiritual
nioe Real came from his cell and cut OF the
prison into the open court, and walked to the
galows erected in its usual plac? in front OF
the south wing of the female PRISON.
He was pinioued, and in his c'espcd hatds
carried crac!fs, on which he kept his eyes
inlently fixed while constantly engaged il pray
err. He was neatly dressed in light raus,
dark irock coat aud polished CATERS, but wore
neither collar uor cravat. His appearance in
Dictated health and his presence OF mIad and
torttuGe sustained him SO that lie walked
steadiy and without any apparent emotion OF
tear 10 the galowS. Two priests attended him.
repeating passages OF scripture ard words OF
last consolation, while strong force Of deputy
sheriff, closed in the rear OF the procession.
Real kneecd on the floor, the priests bcsi1c
him, and during the few minutes III lhle pos
ture the moose was adjusted about his ueck
and the knot properly arranged.
The priests then rose sheriff Stevens gave
the signal to the cxrcutioncr, and the ,ody OF
Real rose Instantly, and with lurch four !ect
into the air where it remained suspended. ~
8 light CONFUSION Of the limbs followed bat no
other motion. death having resulted almost in
stantly. After hanging few moments he body
was lowered and the black cap, which Real had
worn from the prison, tut which throuIh s,mc
oversight bad not been properly placed, wss
drawn down over his face. Dr. Shine syon pro
nouncad lie extinct and after the lapse OF the
usual time the body was cut down, lcmoV, q
and given 70 his relations. No demonstration
of any kind was made al the execution which
was conducted 10 almost perfect silence, and was
witnessed by but few, except Reals former
friends and the ,ity officials n large force Of
policemen, uoder Captain Kennedy, was on
duty without and within the prison, AMI the
tops of the houses and all available outside
points were carefully cleared oil spectators.
Superintendent Kennedy and nlahy OF the
city authorities were in attendance al d wines
sed the spectacle Sheriff O'Brieu Was also
said To be in he ToombS, Gu' Gid not ste the
execution. Notwithstanding The police rrcc'u
lions and the impossibIiry Ut gaining sight or
admission within the l.rl>oa walls, the adjacent
streets outside were filled with thousands OF
people who remained until ali was over
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05
The Markets.

ey 3a4 per cent. Gold 2ls Virgins SKIES,
ex cuup5n 81; new 80. Flour is less active
and unchanged Wheat scarcely go 6rm.-
Corn dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE August S Virginia SKIES old;
494 bid. 40! asked 90. 1866 594 bid, GO asked
do 1867 564 bid, 81 asked; do. coupon, old,
IS bid do new 50 bid Cotton dull and nom
insly IL. Flour quiet and steady; Howard
Street Superfnc 6aS6 50; do. Extra 7aSS.--
Wheat steady; primo Maryland l7Oals5; good
to primo l5Oll65; white l55al90; Western l5)a
1873 White Corn 40; yellow firm at 1lr.-
Oats rm at 52a50 for new. Rye H5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

Local BeEvIrlEs. The award Of the office
Of City Scavcngcr to Mr.. Il. /. D Neal, will
nave - he confirmed by the CRY Council to
make i: CT binding effect.
Mo>uutoes are rifle ia the center and upper
portions OF the CRY. The breeze which to-
ward: righ;iaii usually blows from the river
and Hunting Geek waits them over the south
ern limits OF the corporation, and the residents
of that locality have their sumbcrs nndlsturb-
ed, save by the loud lamentations OF the dogs
over the untimaly fate of their friends and re
Iations at the Poor's House.
The ladies connected with St. Johns Eois-
copai Church ct West E I'd, will commence
festival Tor the benefit OF that Church on the
nish. O! Tuesday next, the Oh inst. Mr. Y.
Aueur has kiodiy proffercd them the use OF
his new buildings 10 the inmedlat e nel2hoor-
hool-thc partitions in which have not yet
been erected, and which consequently Will ac-
commcdate . large compaDy-tor the purposes
OF the tar.
Eucineers employed by the Alexandria aud
fredericksburg Railroad Company yesterday
commenced the work OF locating the proposed
route Of that road, the experimental lines OF
which they had already run.
The Washington and Boston Steamboat
company have received sufficient SUBSCRIPTIONS
80 stock to purchase one foe steamer. Capt
+. A. Kyther will 60 to Boston in a few days
to purchase fist class coaster Tor the route,
and expects to be able to secure 10 that GUY
suffi,ient interest among merchants to place
Two steamers at once on the line.
Msror Latham, Us County Superintendent;
has received circular from the Chairman %
the State Conservative Committee with refer.
ence 10 the reorganization Of the party IN TINS
city.
The Board of Police are making arrange
rnents for the manufacture Of the uniforms LOT
tho now police force. -,
The Relief Hook and Ladder Company Will
make a moonlight excursion to dIymont Oh
Monday, the 10Th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05
Auction SAEES.
ID i1BLlCSALEUF LA : D.

y virtue o. deere of the County Court Of
Princo William county, pronounced on the 9th
day of March, 1880, in the suit of Long VS..
Speske, the undersigned appointed special Com
missioner for shat purpose, will, on the 9th 'sy
cf;nPtEM 1870, Chat being Court day.,
&. the :rOnt-dovr of the Court. house, IN brents-
vile, offer sale lot of Land, near Dumfries,
continuing 81 acrrs and IS pol es, being the same
lard owned BY VIM. Long. deco and convey
Ell in trust to 7. Ii. Speake
TEAMS OF SALE One tenth of purchase
nancy to BIS paid in cash on day of sale, the
re*idue in thre, equal insts' ments at 6, II, and
- months. to bear interest from day Of sale, and
to be secured by bond and good personal secu-
rity, tho title to be withheld ard subject to
re sal in case purchaser fails t. complete tho
purchase. EPPA HUNTON,
Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05
The indispensable Remedy.

Tho most reliable and sure cure for mslarial
diseases is unquestionnbly the celeb ~a:ed Ga u
TIERS NATIVE WINE BIT r Rs, and for
persons subject to chllls and fevers there is
nothing to compare with these BItL"rs us u cur
alive and preventive. They are also tho best
tonic and appetiser in cxisto &c, an cont.in no
alcohol, being made Of the pure Ca!iforns
white wines, and they arc recon- IN .nded by all
who have u. ed them
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
r. NJ LAWSON,
JANNEY y CO,
jy 25-tt Agents Tor this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05
Loss Of Appetite and Debility.

VIC KIN ow Of mono equal to Speer's standard
Wine Bi,ters" for those who suffer either from
over mental or physical exerton, resulting in
loss of appetite and consequent debility.
Sold by Druggists. aug 1-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05
. entail Observation-Disclosures.

NASHVILLE, August 5.-Thc American
Dental Association closed its session last night.
1t adjourned to meet at Atlanta Ga, next Au'
gust.
The election yesterday passed off very quiet
ly. The Conservative ticket for the Supreme
bench is undoubtedly elected The interest
was concentrated ia the choice Of Chancellor,
for which there were three candidates The re.
suit is not yet known
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05


Affair, &c
PARIS, August 5.-l2:l5 y. m 1t is re
ported but unofiicaIy. that Tie Frerch have
taken Saar Louis after o great battle. There
is much excitement, aud the details are aux
iousIy awaited.
BERLIN, Au gust 5 The TO! owing dispatch
has beeu received here from Ncaera,terback,
small village on the O:ter river, near Wt'S
senturg, dated six O'Clock Thursday evening:
Owe have won brilliant but bloody victory
The left wing was the attacking body, and
consisted OF the 5th and llih Pfu,>l'n corps
with the 81 Barvarian This lorce csrred by
assault, under the eyes Of tn! Prnca hoya,
the fortress of Weiscnburg and the heights
between Wesenburg aud Gcishurg, Donay :
division Of Marshal McMahons Corps was
spIendidIy defeated. being driven from its
camp, General Donay, himself, was HI led and
500 prisoners were taken, none OF them wound
ed. Many Turco1 were among the ca?tur
ed. The Prussiau General kirchbach Tas
slightly wounded The Royal Grcnadicrs and
the 5Oth regiment Of the line suffered heavy
losses"
LONDON. Aug 5 The victory Of the Psus
sian Crown Prince in capturing Wclssenburg
and Geisburg was brilliant hut bloody. The
Preach we're repulsed and dispersed, leaving
behind them Gen. D5nay, killed, aud 800
prisoners including many Turcos.
The Prussians captured one cannon. l'rus
sian Commander Kirchhach was 'i.htiy
wounded.
LONDON, August j.-Thc Prus>ian bead
quarters are at Treves. A corps is said to have
moved last night on Saar Louis, where bat
tie was expected.
The rumor OF the capture Ct the town is un
confirmed 1t is said that a cavalry skirmlSh
occurred near Lantcnburg yesterday, in which
twenty i've French defeated one hundred and
fifty Prus.aus.
NIENKIRcu, NEAR TREvES. Aug 5--The
French on Tuesday shellcd SlaIbruckcn station.
The engines, cars, &c, were saved.
LONDON, Aug. "a CORRESPONDENT endor,-
ed by the Times as trustworthy and Neutral,
gives the following iHterts sting details OF the
battle at Saarbruckeu:
The French made some prisoners, but cap
tured no clnnon. They lost forty Killed and
sixty wounded The French force IN the bat
tie was estimated at 80 600 men, AMI the
Prussians at only G,G0O. Tie artillery Won
the fight There was but little Infantry, and
no cavalry engaged twas the SCH Prus>ian
regiment, aud DOT til. 50:h Us before reported,
which Was engaged IL this battle. Three COM
pabies of the 4O:h held their ground against
tho French until helatfcr's force had fully Dc
veopel is strength. The small IoIcs OF PriS.
slams then retired
PARIS, Aug 5.--At the camp at tha:ons
last evening the Gardc Mobile la! Il general
illumination 10 honor Of the cnrtuIc oi Saor-
erucken. There had been previously some
slight characterization among The EadH, tut
the favorable news ended that at once.