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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-01-13

LIVE Dealer in all kinds of Gro
cerics and Country Produce.
Come where you can sci on the
best terms end buy cheapest.
Just received from the Importer
a few sacks of CHOICE Rio Coffee
price q lbs. for one dollar,
Just received small lot Of the
celebrated Harrow Il Co.. vt. Louis,
Sugar-cured cunva=sed llams.
A few Tierccs choice leaf Lard.
Have also ilow in store few
Hhds Of choice Cuba Molasscs-
price 40cts per gallon by the BIZ CT
| half Bbl.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-01-13
No. 2.

countryY 1t is far better adapted to
such an industry than any other Sec
ton. The answer may be found in
a paragraph from a former official
statement emanating from the De-
partment Of Agriculture relating to
this section:
"The path of progress has been
been equally open to all; laws sup
posed to favor a diversified industry
have been applicable to all States
alike; the best water-power and
cheapest coal are in States that
make no extensive use of either;
milder climates and superior facii-
ties for cheap transportation have
furnished advantages that have not
been transmitted into net profits;
and yet, such communities. daily in
hicting irreparable injury upon
themselves by neglecting the gifts
of God and spurning the labor of
man, are wont to deem themselves
injured by the prosperity flowing
from superior industry and a prac
teal political economy"
As a closing suggestion, one in
which the whole future prosperity of
your States is involved in an emil
nent degree, permit me to implore
you, depend not upon the coolies
of China or the people of Europe
until all your people, of whatever
color, condition, or capacity, have
full employment for mind and mus
Gle in developing the wonderful ca
pabilities under your control.
The practical question of the day
is not, Where shall we procure more
Iabor9 but rather, How can we util-
ize and proftably employ the varied
capacities, tastes, and inventive
powers of every individual of our
present population What can
each accomplish with the best re-
suits =? What can be done for the
employment of men practiced in no
skillful employment? What for in
digent women, and even children,
dependent upon their own exertions
for subsistence, for an education and
advanced social positions? The
State that furnishes employment for
every son and daughter, labor suit
cd to every capacity and taste,
heavy toll for the unskiIled and plod-
ding, dextrous and delicate manipu-
lation for the artistic, effort with soul
in it for the intellectual, will become
instinct with life energy, progress,
wealth, and contentment. Then la
Dor will be cheerful, toll a pleasure,
and its benehcent results enhanced
beyond the highest expectation
Such results can never follow the
practice Of q fen rude industries.
1t is only a truism to say that the
wealth of a country is the aggregate
of its labor beyond its requirements
for subsistence yet the truth of tho
saying is not sufficiently realized.
The largest results in accumulation
can, therefore, only be obtained by
securing the best and most effective
efforts of every individual. All must
unite, then, and with heart and will,
mind and muscle, contribute to the
great end of enriching, beautifying,-
and blessing this glorious land.
| am satisfied that a new era is
dawning; that the rule of one idea is
weakening and that the diversified
ton of production has commenced,
opening a career of activity and
vista of beauty unwitnessed in the
brightest days of this nation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-01-13

References .eio haze ou' Peanos in Use.
Gen. r. L Lee, Lexington Va, Cen. Robert
Ransom Wilmington n. c. Gen ID. II. Hill,
Charlotte, n. c.. Gov. john fletcher, Licking
ION. Va. Bishop Wilmer New Orleans, La, w.
L. Mansfield, Marietta. Ga.
Send for Circular containing names Of ~
persons III the South who have purchased the
Stiefl-s Pianos since the war closed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-01-13

You can not do without money
You may do without a mother-in-
law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

in two places Mt once ; 30 n change viii
have to be made, DUE notice of which viii
he given. Registration commences on ncxt
Tuesday.
CIVIL WARRAETs.-We have been re-
questcd to state that Friday is the regular
day for the trial of civil warrants. All in
terested would do we'll to note this.
The MILITARY FEvER.-A number of the
former members Of company B, 4th Wiz
glnia cavalry Chesterfield troop, left here
yesterday to attend n meeting at Midlo-
THAN, to take steps towards q reorganiza-
ton.
It is believed that most of the Manchcs.
ter artillery will join the Elliott Greys,
which company is adding daily to its roll.
To BE DrsCoNTINUED.-We learn that
after Saturday the accommodation train
between Richmond and Manchester will
be discontinued. This train has been of
great benefit to our people. The com.
pany have run it at an inconvenience, and
the officers, from superintendent to wood
paSser, deserve the thanks Of our people.
A HEALTHY SIdN.-Manchcster has four
Furnishing Sabbath-schools. The Presby-
terrain mission school, meeting at Masonic
Hall, numbers over one hundred promis-
ing scholars.
DANGEROUS BUILDINGs.-The attention of
those in authority is respectfully called to
the following cribs, located in populous
districts, which, if designedly or accident
ally fired, would cause a large destruction
OF property and probably of life !: The I'M
tcnanted house on the corner of I'd and De-
catur streets /; Buzzard's Roost, 4th street,
near Hull %untenanted house in Ramcat
alley. near 7th and cambridge streets !;
Brooks Academy, opposite the old tavern.
These buildings should be at once con-
demned.
The CELEBRATION OF THE FIFTEENTH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. twenty-five of the CO.
lorcd troops, preceded by Il heavy brass
band, and under the command of several
marshals and assistants, paraded yesterday.
The procession was pronounced on all
hands u decided failure.
ORDINANCE AIN HoGs.-For the ben
eft of those interested we would state that
the town ordinances do not prohibit the
raising of hogs within the town limits, but
does prohibit them from running at large.
The SINE is true of goats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

!. l.. APrtFSnN will sell 81 81 7. NJ. \ h'ick
residence, No. l22., ON tlc I'll Of BROAD So
II III. 6 GoDl'lN Will sell NJ /. NJ. several lots
on the northwest co:nsr of I'D aud Grace sts.
JANIS NJ. TAYLO% will sell ct Starl"s's NH,
ahou' four mill; S allows he city, nj l2 NJ. The
ice IN four larCe lee l,nm,e'.
LYME & BROTHER W. sol at y 7. NJ. a lot,
with Il framed store aud 4 cottage thereon. on
west line Of Monroe, between CailcriR" street
and Brock avenue.
COOK { Lkr&lIToN Will s'l nj the ShHn on
18th street. near EIuad, ~ Il 4. NJ one Dur
h.m mitch COW. harness, r,I rcnlcrS' t""!' c'".
4 LAIGnTIN Will irll at 10 \. NJ. inr-
uiturC, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

The S~teinway pianos are used at all the Nilsson
concerts, as well as at the Thomas and other first
class concerts in this country. The one selected
for and used with so much effect at the concert OF
Mile Nilsson in Richmond was one of their ncr
STYLE scven-octaye pianos, which are manufac-
tured in neat but plain cases, So as TO enable those
who do not wish to pay for mere and
yet desire to possess 4 tlrst-class Steinway piano,
to do go at a moderate price. This style Of instru-
mcnL Is the same In internal construction and me-
chanlsm as their higher-prlced pianos. They are
offered at The moderate sum Of $500, and fully war
rantcd In every respect. SLEIGHT 4 HOWARD,
agents, Toll Main street, opposite the pOst-oflce,
h I've i variety Of the splendid instruments on
hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

The merchant tailoring department of Z. b.
SPENCE Il son is well stocked with all Of The va
Iious styles of spring and summer goods, which
they are cutting and making up In the very latest
style at the lowest prices. In the clothing depart
mcnt may he found goods to suit every taste and
every pocket. In the gentlemen's furnishing line
the stock is large and varied, and has been put
down 1T prices 10 dc!y competition. Call at 1900
Main street for everything which pertains ~ gcn-
t1,rupu's w;ar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

JOB rRISTING.-Wecall the attention OF mcr'
chants, clerks of courts, sheriiIs, lawyers, rail-
road. steamship and caual officers and agents, ant
pll others having nrdtr rs for printing, TO the iacill'
offered mt the DISPATCH PR1STING EsTAB.
for the prompt and faithful execution
of all ktltls Of job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-lfcads, Letter-Hcad1
Programmes. Ball Tickets, Blanks. Pamphlets,
Tays, Hand-liils, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, show
Eills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
vu,raptppJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

Corn AND FLOUR FXcHAHGE-M tthnJ IF
the .A$<0Gation-.i -NCW Location for tn"
ErchduJf ~TnGpm0u$iy igrctd Un.-AI very
large meeting OF the mcmhrr> "l the I
and Flour Exchange was held yesterday at
the Exchange, to take into consideration
Tho removal of the ENr!nn"c 10 Il new To-
cltion-Thoma> B.aar.i, Esq presided.
The following propositions, nude ly
Mr.. l.. u. CrcnShaw, proprietor Of the new
buildings now in course OF erection nj the
corner OF 18th and Cary streets, and on the
second story of which (rom Shnckoc Slip
it is proposed to locatctllr Exchange, were
explained by McSSrS. Staples. Robinson.
and Tompkins (cNmmittc,). and plans of
the room were cXhinitcd Ivy Mr.. Henry
ENa|l. the architect Of the work
FIRST Proposition.-Give oom over the
three tencmcntS on Cary street, trontln" S.
feet on Cary street. running back - icet /:
lathed and pla>tered and "cIl-tinished, with
Skyllcht, &c, on Il lease Of FIVE wears, nj an
annual rental of 800, TO be occupied IL soon
Is finished. hut the rent not to commence
until expiration of time 1T the present En-
change.
!StcVui Proposition (f made sine qud non J,
Md ronm "i the adjoining building, 2Slcct
front, running back IS feet !; finished rs
above, on II lease of five years. for annual
Itiiiil W .r'b " tit iiflt w i' t''u-
pied H. q o IL finished, and rent TO com
mcncc from date of occupancy.
If the first proposition is adopted, and
Mr.. Crenshaw should afterwards, on the
joint application of the Tobacco Exchange
and Corn Exchange, finish his adjoining
building on the plans rs spoken of ana c
hihitcd hy Mr. EXall. so rs to accommo.
dttc both Exchanges i'll the same building,
then Mr.. CrrnShaw will release the Corn
Exchange tram the oom designated in the
first proposition, the Corn Exchange NOV
Ing INTO the new room in his building 81
providcd.'
After Il fun Interchange of views was
had. on motion of Mr.. J. II. Williams, Sc
condcd by Mr.. Pcyton Wise, the second
proposition Gas given aboyC) was unani-
mou>ly adopted.
There is no doubt hut Mr.. Cren>haw
VII have the room completed in handsome
style. aud il will he ready in July. in time
Tor the opening of the Few wheat season.
The new room Will be much larger tl:am
the one ut present occupied, for That now
used 10y the association contains but 1000
square feet. while the superficial area Of
the new room will he j.210 feet. En-.
larycd space j. absolutely necessary now,
and before the tense expires. when we COLI
consider what the completion Of the thC>l-
praku and ohio railroad will do in The grain
lin" tor this market, IL will not be one foot
too large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

DEATH OF a PROMISING IoUSG MAH.-ln-
%tclIi"cnc" reached Richmond Yesterday of
tue death in PuwlIa1an vi Nr. T.. {. Fisher,
son OF Dr.. Edward &. Fisher. Of that coul-
". and Il nephew ot Geo. ID. Fisher, Esq,
Of this city. He died on "Wednesday alter
noon, and his disease WAS consumption.
The deceased was at the time Of his death
Inspector Of Tobacco AT Shockoe-llll WUc-
house. but had been for some time unable
to perform the duties ofthis office. During
the war he was Il gallant soldier in the ucy
Battery. He was universally popular. a
committee of cid Dominion Lodge, No. 4.
X. Of T.. of which he was 4 member, will
attend the funeral if ii takes place i'll Pow
hatan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

REVIVAL OF RELIGION. - For several
nights a very interesting revival of religion
has been progressing at the Clay-slreet
have been fourteen conversions, and seye-
raj Of The converts have already connected
themselves with the church. The interest
in the meeting is increasing, and the con-
gregations are large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

her pile, and n man measuring lumber. /
asked John Smith what had become of
Christie, and he said "To hell with you
and Christie !; / know nothing about
him" | then left him and went back to
Ciiristle's house. From there ] went to the
upper station and inquired If any one
mad been taken up found there was none !;
then went to the other stations, and heard
n"thlng Mt either. Went also to the Jail,
II stlll heard nothing. | then went back
10 the York River depot md told Smith
where | had been. He told me to sit down
n he would tell me all about it. l
dia, and he asked me to take n
drink out of Il bottle which he had.
L ala so freely. He then told me
mat he had taken John Christie to the
Academy OF Music, and that Christie was
SO noisy that he had to be put out he
didn't go out with him. I went to the
Academy and saw Perkins, the ticket
agent, who said there was nobody put out
OF the Academy that night. l then went
to John bucks. on Nth street, and asked
for Christie. He wasn't there, either.
Then went again to the York River dcpot
and inquired If any one had watched the
lumber the night before, but heard moth.
lns: Wheu | got to the depot this time
Smith was gone.
Here the court adjourned until this
morning at II o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

FAREWELL ESTERTAINMENT.-Mr. Henry
Nichols gives to night ut Assembly Hall
his last recitation in Richmond. The pro-
,,rammc for this evening is an attractive
one, embracing the trial of Bar!lell vs..
pickwick," by Dickens Pray Employ
Major Mandy" by Wilkie Collins and the
- Little Vulgar Boy" by lnSoldsby.
Those who miss this last chance OF hearing
Mr.. Nichols will regret it and those VINO
ON. we arc sure will be more than repaid,
and ut the same time encourage our Young
Mems Christian Association.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

REPORT OF DISTILLED SPIRITS TO ASSIST.
Ant A~s>EsSOR.-Thc Commissioner of III
trrnal Revenue having called for Il report
of all spirits out of bond on the 1st day of
MAY, 1871. with the view Of rcrnmmcndin"
nccdiul changes in the law, dealers will
make return to Assistant Assessor Read
the quantity of distilled spirits in their pos
session out of bond III that day on the fol-
lowin. form: The quantity will he stated
Us per original g~a,lge-marks. Di>tiIlcrS,
rcclilicrS. and dealers may readily ascertain
the quantity from their books. i%tcgauging
is not desired, and where the quantity can-
not be otherwise asccrtaincd it may he
stated Approximately. small quantities III
broken packages, for retail or consumption,
need not be embraced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

Contracts o PUBIC SCHOOL HorsEs.-
The Board cf Education, at ii meeting held
Yesterday, awarded contracts tor building
the new school-houses as follows TO Boyd
d. Turpin (colored), carpenters work fer
building on Baker street; to Ordway ~
Co., stating on all the buildings; to Il.
Cartwright, n. J. Vaughan, and w. Pfeifer,
each the paintins Of one building; to w.
l.. Cnrneai. John Adams (colored), and p.
ii. Russell, each the plastering of one
building; TO j. A. Temple, for ali the stone
work. The board will meet to-day to
award the contracts for Timing and plumb
ing, when the letting will have been con-
Guided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

CHANGE ExpEcTED.-At the last session
Of the County Court, Judge Cox appointed
Iohn G. Robertson registrar both for the
township and town of Manchester. The
Mace Of registration for township wastixed
apt 'STr own Hall, and Tor town mt office of
Chief Of Police. Mr.. Robertson, though a
most energetic and obliging man, cannot D"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21
kating this afternoon at Assembly Hall.

The worst coughs yield, as If by magic, to the
wonderful curative powers OF DIR. PIERCE'S Alt.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t also sur
passes an yth!ng else ever before discovered for the
cure Of pimples, blotches, and rashes on the face
also, for erysipclas, salt rheum. and all skin and
scrofuious diseases. Sold by all druggists. Send
address to DIR. X. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, New York,
for Daruphlpt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

\. PLEASANT FISHING EXCURsIoN.-A
party of six gentlemen, principally officers
of tie State government, left the city yes
trrdav morning at 8 o'clnck, and, in spite
of the threatening appearance of the clouds,
vcntured as far as Drewry's Bluil, where
they cast anchor, and succeeded in catching
a large number of fish. About = O'Clock Il
substantial dinner was set out under the
trees OH the shore, and all hands did it full
Justice. Returning to the steamer, the
Robert E. Lee, which had been kindly
rendered the party by Mr.. james Cordle,
and who, Ivy the way, was perhaps the
most efficient member of the party Ill
knowing the ropes" the party camc up
the river rs far as the brewery, where the
steamer came to anchor, and they were in
vited ashore and supplied with lager.
Having enjoyed the hospitalilics of Mr..
Ycungiing, the gentlemen betook them
selves to their sport again, and secured 273
fish, of all sizes and kinds. The party then
returned to the city, satisfied with their
luck and charmed with the trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

O7EY Observation-Disclosures meeting of
the members of this company. was held
list night. Some discussion took place Us
to the ACCESSIBILITY and practicability of re-
organization, and 4 committee was APP
pointed to wait on the Governor and asccr-
tain whether the State will receive slltli-
cicnt artillery for the formltion of another
battery.
The death of T.. c. Fisher was an
nnunccd, and Lieut.. a. Boiling and Mc>>rs.
Clifford Bridges and w. :. Pitcher were APP
pointed to draft resolutions expressive of
the sense of his comrades in view of The
sad event.
The next meeting will he held on Friday
evening next, when reports VIII ne received
from The above committees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

UrToS'S ThcTIcS-A new system OF infantry
t,ctics for double AMI single rank, adapted to
American topography and the new improved fire.
arms. This work, written by Major-Gencral
FMoKY ErToN, U. :. A.. has been adopted as a
standard work, and Is now used throughout the
army. For sale by FLLYSON Il TAYLOR, book
sellers, lilo Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

REV. G. w. SAMSON, D. D., will lecture
ut the Pinc.strcet Baptist Church on to.
evening on ''Trayels in the Holy
Land" The proceeds OF the lecture Will
be devoted to paying off the indebtedness
of the church. lie will doubtless have 4
nrnNded house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

Heavy RAISs-Train Dclayed.-The pas
train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, due yesterday at 400 7. NJ, did
not reach this city until 10 Z. NJ, having
been delayed by heavy rains west OF Char
Iottesyillc. We have not heard of any Sc
rious damage done. The rain passed OF to-
wards the southwest, falling in torrents u
few miles this side of Danyille and the adj
iacent country. There was but little rain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

THE lIonris of Mahomet's paradise are de-
scribed in the Koran as beautiful creatures, made
of milk and musk, and fragrant as lovely but
three Drops of rhalon's new fragrant perfume, l
Love You, on the handkerchief of Il mortal maid
ell, Will surround her with such an atmosphere of
delicious perfume as never was dreamed of by
prophe' or poet in Araby the Blest. Sold by all
Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1cHMoNp PosT-OFFICE APRIL 20TH, ISL
Miss N. Smith, A. Monitor, Richmond;
Miss b. {. Scott, Norwood, Va; l.. W.
Jackson, Thompson's Cross roads j. Is.
rnhinsnn. Mary land Miss L. Russell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

It. will be worth your while TO drop In at DEV
LIN's, Main street, opposite posrofiice, and lock
at those elegant English, Scotch, and American
cashmere pantaloon patterns that he Is making
up 10 order for q, 50, $40, and 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

THE proprietors Of the Dollar Store, havinR
Just returned from New York, are now OFFERING 70
the public an elegant assortment OF bohemian
and Parian vases lava smokers sets and spit
toons; large Backgammon boards, furn'sned'
black walnut writing desks snd Work-ooaes'
hook-shelves brackets large lookfng-glssses' 10
by 10, rosewood frames, selling everywhere sna
considered cheap at 81; s~tatucttes and unoer
figures, all designs ; jet jewelry. far superior 70
an ything offered in the stores for sl.5o; opera
chains, albums, and a fine assortment OF silver
pls,ed ware; knives, forks, and spoons; gold
plate bracelets; gents sleeve buttons, stud,,
chains, rings-all new and latest st,les-at saa
Main street. You can get a self binding music
hook for Al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

LusAT1c.-Pcter Brooks (colored) was ar,
rested lust evening, near the Basin, charged
with being 4 lunatic. Before being taken
into custody he had given his wife a pretty,
beating. His case will be looked
into this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

PROPOSED INCREASE IN TIE NUMBER OF
yoTING-rLACrs.-A called meeting of the
City council will be held this evening to re-
.ceive the report Of the Committee on Elcc-
tjuns. This committee will recommend the
cypedicncy Of III increase in the number of
yoting-placcs, in view of the re-division OF
the city into wards. 1t is expected that
there will be three precincts in Clay Ward,
four in Monroe, four in Madison, four in
Jefferson, three in Marshall, and three in
,J,cksou-twcnty-one in all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

LAYING OF TIE CoRNER-SToNE OF THE
OAKwooD Observation-Disclosures Ran
dolph Lodge, No. 10, a. +. 4 A.. NJ. has
accented the invitation of the lakewood
Memorial Association 10 lay the corner
stone of the monument to the Confederate
dead at lakewood Cemetery on The loth OF
Nav. Grand Master Owens will preside,
and the several lodges Mil turn out under
their respective officers. The hnlSht>
Tcmplur have been invited to act a> an
escort. and the knights of PythlaS, Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues, and other
organizations viii also take part in the pro-
c~es>ion. As before stated, lev. DrS. Ho@c
and Edwards will deliver addresses at the
cemetery. ON the same day the graves OF
the Confederate soldiers ut lakewood Will
be dcckcd with flowers.
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avCrqOR SALES THIS DAY.

On all pmhlic or private SateS W Hcn' Es'aff
mad hstrrern the LIST II January dnfthe l@t 81
Jnly the purchasers pay hc taafs for The pre-.
Scnt Ycnr: bit on ali safes bftInr'm the .ars'
ddy Of .Iuly and the last dngQf Decembtr Mt
seller pays them.