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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-06-24

@- CoURr OF APPEALs.-The fol-
lowing cases from this, the Sixth Judi
cial Circuit, will come up at the July
term of the Supreme Court of Appeals
of this State -
George Seibert, ct al, appellants, VS..
John NJ. Linton, appellee:
Hezekiah Roderick, appellant, Vs.
The B. IL o. r. K. Co., appellees.
David G. ByerS, appellant VS.. A. d.
Rutherford, appellee.
NJ. Weisenheld & Co., appellants, VS..
Frederick Nlispelhorn, appellee.
Daniel Latever, appellant, VS.. John
7. Billmyer, ct al, appellees.
Grow and Howell, appellants, VS.: Su-
pervisors OF Jefferson CO., &c, appellees
Farmers Bank OF Virginia, appellees,
VS.. Thomas ii. Willis, ct al, appellants
James McGraw, appellee, VS.. Joseph
Myers, appellant.
William Engle, appellant, vs.. Isaac
Kidwilder, ct al, appellees.
John I. Harris, appellant, VS.. Fisher
\. Lewis, appellee.
Marian Michael, adm tratrix, appellee,
VS.. Joseph S. Wheat, appellant.
Charles J. Faulkner, appellee, VS.. The
3. & o. II. II. Co, appellant.
John D. Staley, ct al, appellees, VS.,
Logan Osbourn, ct al, appellants.
Ia CRY .GIRLs,-The girls of the
principal towns in this country are no.
ted as follows;
Baltimore, the handso NEST.
New York, the gayest and most ex-
pensiye in dress.
Washington, the most airy and ST.
perticial.
Philadelphia, the most refined and
lady-like.
Chicago, the fastest and most dissipa-
ted.
Toledo, the biggest feet.
St. Louis, the most reckless.
Cincinnati, the greatest tiirts.
Louisville, the proudest.
Detroit. the widest.
Cleveland, the most graceful and en-
tertaining in conversation.
Boston, the most intellectual.
San Francisco, the most indifferent.
Richmond, the most anxious to be
loved.
Mobile, the most liberal entertainers.
Hartford, the best musicians.
Buffalo, the dullest.
Rochester, the longest hair.
Wheeling, for making the best wives.
ShepherdStown, the sweetest.
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ATTENTION
F A II Nj + X s /!
Rad the following certificate
Shepherd.'oso. w. Vs., :
Ausu.t 10. 1870.


Ausu.t 10. 1870.
Ma. l. W. CusPLINE-S We 'hs
undersigned hereby csrlIy that we have
used your PHOSi HAZE upon our
whes, land and l'on experience PRO.
nnunce II TO b. 80. FERTILIZER.
We feel assured that We have gained 10
quality. weight and quanl,y. on al crops
htrernlore r.i'ed by Ne. snin. foil sud
tquaie compensation therefor We ~.
tend usirp the same on our lands heiesf.
TER, and do mnsl chesrIuily recommend
he same IL al fsrm,rs, feeling assured
,hs, if once IIisd they will use no other.
Respectfully. &c.
THOS lICKLlpER,
JACOB FULK.
JOHN ID SrALEf.
THOMAS TURNER.
LORENZO ERICKSON.
!. TIOS. CIApLlNE.
MAKrlN BlLLMYER.
The undersigned he's on h,ud and fcr
sale about is Tons of HE above Ferull-
Ter uhirh vii We sold IN large or smsll
qusnlic.. 10 close out slsn Berel OF
Bone. Ton Of Salt Cake. and boxes
~ which 10 manufacture the FtrrilIIer.
Call and examine The articles, they
will be .nld upon reasonable terms
ISAAC W. CHAPLlNE.
Shephrri.iown. June -. 1871. &
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SONG uoIF'Frs Do
ECHU DOILAGIO


A New School Book
by ii. :. Perkins; price
$3.50 per dozen. Con.
talns over two hundred
ne " y beautiful Songs
Duets, etc. BY WI! s
Hays, W Webster, Thorn
a., etc. Everything !
rev, fresh, and spark
ling. Contents aud .pe
cinen pages sent free
Sample copies maIle'
free of postage to icac
hers for 65 cents. Lib
eral terms for iutroduc
tion.
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Che 1flarkets.
ShepherdstOWn Market.

Corrected ,rstkiy by ID. S. Rrntch.
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NIFTY

FOX 50.
Subscribers TO Peters
Musical Monthly arc
getting their Music for
less than q cts. q piece.
Those who have not
seen this Musical Mag
'zIne should send 80
ee"'s for a sample CO.
ny. Tie music is by
HAYS, Thomas, Kinnel.
Persley, and other pop
iulsr writers.
! Two back numbers
for 20 cents. Four back
numbers for Is cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-16
LAMPS.

II. &. PATTILLO, 335 Main street,
corner of Union,
And that it gives much more light than the
common lamp, without any smoke or odor.
The safety principle, as discovered by Sir
Humphrey Davy, and as applied TO this lamp,
we believe TO be n CERTAIN PROTECTION AGAINST
EXPLOSION. We would therefore recommend
its general introduction. as a public benefit.
j. w. JUSTICE, with Taylor, RadfOrd q Co.
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, NJ. d.
S. II. LAMB, Treas. NJ. & I. R. r. Co.
J. S. MITCHELL, with Brooks. Neely & Co.
j. A. SIMS. of cambridge, Mitchell 4 Co.
THE SISTERS OF ST. AGNES ACADEMY.
S. N. WEBB K co.
W. II. CARVER. 150-l2-2Oe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-16
Trufh Of.HistOrY.

Much that is written as history is not
history, but fiction pure and simple.
Thus Macaulay in his splendid article
upon Lord Byron, in the Edinburg Re-
view, said He had head that sculptors
loved to copy, and foot the deiormity
of which the beggars in the street MIN
licked" 1t is generally considered by
the people that Lord Byron had club
foot. His bootmaker, Mr.. Swift, who
made his boots and shoes from 1905 TO
1907, on the contrary states that his
(Byron's) feet were equally well formed
one, however, being an inch and half
shorter than the other. The defect was
not in the foot, but in the ankle, which,
being weak, caused the foot to turn out
too much To remedy this Byron wore
a very light and thin boot, tightly laced
under the sole; and when boy he was
made to wear piece of iron with joint
at the ankle, which passed behind the
leg, and was tied behind the shoe. The
calf of this leg was weaker than the
other, and it was the left leg. His
friend, Mr.. Gait, says; His defect was
scarcely noticeable. He had way Of
walking which made it appear almost
imperceptible-or, indeed, entirely so.
/ spent several days on board ship
with him without discovering his defect.
In truth, so little perceptible was it, that
doubt always existed in my mind
whether it might not be the effect of a
temporary accident rather than a natu-
raj defect. 1t is curious, indeed, how
Macaulay, residing in a country where
Byron was so well known-where all his
peculiarities must have been familiar to
so many of his (Macaglay's) acquain-
tances-should have fallen into such an
error regarding the physical appearance
Of one Of the most remarkable men Of
this or any other century.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-16
A Fulton Market Remfniscence.

A New York letter-writer, speaking
of the proposed demolition Of the old
markets in that city, tells this story:
remember singular occurrence con-
nected with the Fulton Market pie stand,
which may interest those of your readers
who have ever seen the hero of my anec-
dote. One dreadfully cold winter night
/ was passing through Fulton Market
quite late, when casually glancing at one
OF the sidewalk stalls, my attention was
arrested by striking figure seated at q
table, with cup of coffee and piece of
pie before him. There was no mistaking
the mantle large, well built form, the
massive brow, and strongly-marked face,
the eye protected by huge goggles-were
characteristics. never to be forgotten
when once observed. Itwas poor, proud
old Count Cynrowski, once the owner of
hundreds Of serfs, the possessor of i'm
mense estates, and in the enjoyment OF
an income, to which that of Stewart
or of Astor is mere pocketmoney.
The night was pitiable, though the
Count was not one to be pitied, for
a prouder and laughter man, even
in abject poverty, never breathed in this
world, and even when reduced to his
last shilling he would have challenged
you to mortal combat if he suspected
you of asking him to dine with you out
Of charity. His terribly impetuous tenn
per had gradually alienated most of his
friends. He quarreled with all the news
papers, where he might always have found
employment if he had not always wanted
to take the editors place. So, by de-
grees, he was reduced to Fulton Market
pie and coffee But even there he ate
and drank with an air of culture, breed
ing and superiority that quite overpow-
cred the old man who served him. he
was Republican from principle and
conviction, but by nature the most over
bearing aristocrat that ever drew breath.
For my part, l shall be rather sorry when
that stall is pulled down. | never pass
it without thinking of the dreary winter
night when l saw the old Count sitting
there over his coffee and his pielp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-16
PASSENGERS GOING. EAST,
Via LOUISVILLE or CAIRO,
Should purchase tickets by the
ERIE &ATLANTIc g. GREAT WESTERN
GALWAY,

forming the best and most comfortable Line to
New York, Boston. and Northern and Atlantic
Cities, with magnificent Palace Combined Day
and Night Coaches, through to New York
without change.
Two lightning Express Trains IIaily.
This is the only Line from Cinci nnati TO
New York under one management; khe only
Line from Cincinnati to New York without
break Of Gauge; the only Line whose Trains
run through to New York without change; the
only Lire running coaches through without
using Compromise Wheels; the only Line
running Palace Broad Gauge Coaches through
without change.
Bs- If you desire prompt time and certain
connections, fines seer cry on the Continent
most comfortable Cars in the world, most mag,
nifcent dining halls and ample time for meals
and the safest, best, and most comfortable
rsute-gO't TO New York. by the ERIE & AT
LANTIC & GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Tickets by this Line for sale at all Ticket
Offices through the South.
VIM. r. BARR,
Gen'l Passenger Ag't, n. Y.
W. B. SHATTUC,
Cen, southern Art Cincinnati. o. la4-4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-16
A Costly Experiment.

A Scotch firm, doing an enormous
trade in an article Of household con-
sumption, had spent thousands per year
in advertising. With the saving instinct
for which the Scotch are noted, they
thought that having attained a position,
they would strike out the advertising
item in their expenditures for one year
as an experiment The result was a
tremendous falling of in their returns
for that year. Instead Of saving they
lost the profte they would have made,
and bad to spend more the year after to
get the trade up again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-16

The Chaplain on opening a session Of
the New York Legislature, recently.
very appropriately prayed that the
men Who are in the habit Of lettering
about the balls Of the Legislature with
bribery in their hands might be induced
70 see the error Of their ways, and that
their wicked designs, if they had any,
might be thwarted. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-16
INSTITUTE.
Maohanins, Insfifnfn-

MEETS AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. X
VI O'clock. Regular business meeting. frrf
Wednesday night Of each month. Regular
colloquial meetinF, every Friday nirht
N. BURkK. President
=. sT1TH, Secretary. - lSl-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-16

The Troy Times tells this romantic
little story; A lady Of Troy, married
seven years since TO a promising young
merchant, who subsequently became dis
sipated and squandered his property,
went 70 Chicago about month since and
procured a divorce from her husband
Il Is nov reported that while in Chicago
she met a gentleman Of wealth, who fell
in love With her on first sight, proposed
marriage, and was united TO her last
week.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-16
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
NORTH AND EAST.
Winter Schedule.
Takes Effect January 9th, 1871.

Brownsville Accommodation LEI ives daily
Except Sunday at 4:15 pm.
Daily through train to Nashville and Chat
tanooga without change of cars. Leave at
As p,m.; arriye. in Nashville at 8 am.
Chattanooga at 7:lQ J. m, {, next day..
Depot at head of Main street. III. f..f.-t
Ticket Office, 2371I Main street. one door
north of Jefferson. IFI9 ~ ~ No ~
The train leaving Memphis at1.45 pm. runs
daily. The 4 is am. train does notr an on Sun
day. Both trains run through to Louisville
without change. Elegant sleepin cars run
through on the AS p. m. train from / Memphis
to Louisville, connecting at Louii vile with
through cars to Philadelphia, Cleve land, Buff
falo aud New York, without chal ige Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. B erths and
stateroSms. in through cars, can bs engaged
at the Ticket Office, 2S7l2 Main street,.
j. 4. BOYD, Superin tend ent.
Jas. SPEED. Ticket Agent. 9-s2-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-16
ATTORNEYS.
Il. BRANETTE, R. 7. DuRRErT. c.N.BRIGGs.
Late Governor of Ny.
BRAMLETTE. DURRETT q BRIGGS,
Attorneys and COunselors at Law,
Office at los east side Fifth street, between
Market and Jefferson streets,

Market and Jefferson streets,
Louisville, Kentucky.
THE ABOVE LAW FIRM, COMPOSED OF
i ex-GOvernOr Thomas Il. Bramlette, r. I.
Durrett and c. NJ. Briggs. will practice in the
following named courts In Louisville: The
Louisville Chancery Court, the Jefferson Court
Of Common Pleas, the Jefferson Circuit Court
the Jefferson County Court, the Louisville
City Court, the United States Circuit Court.
and the United States District Court, in which
last-named Court all matters in bankruptcy
are adjudicated. They will also give partic-
ular attention 70 cases in the Court Of Appeals
AZ Frankfort, Ky.
Special arrangements have been made for
the collection Of debts not only only in Louis
vile, but throuEhout Kentucky, Tennessee,
and other Southern States. With reliable cor
respondents, selected with the utmost care
from among the best lawyers az all points for
which business is undertaken, speedy collec-
tQns and prompt remittances are assured.
We have removed our ofice % No. 100. on
the east side Of Fifth street, nearly opposite 10
the court-house. ll-l3S-f
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ALEXANDRIA.

An iSJCNCTIOS.-An in unctiOn OF some mo
ment 20 The Washington and Richmond Rail
ROAD company was obtained against them tsis
week by Col. NJ. ID. Ball, attorney for Captain
Jacob ID. faunce. The company were inter
fering with the fishing operations OF the com
piainant, by running their road through the
buildings erected on the landing on Qaantico
creek. which he had leased from Mrs. Sarah
Otterbeck for five years. Judge Keith has
granted an injunction which forbids all inter
terence with the buildings or the fishing opera
ticDs, and will COMPEL the company TO chang
their route at that point, should the order be
perpetuated.
REGIsTR ATIoN.-A meeting OF the registrars
OF the city was held at the Mayor off ce this
morning for the purpose Of making arrange
ments by which uniformity OF action can be Sc
cured during the registr alton, which. a. already
announced, will commence on Tuesday next
Ea.effr SATURDAY. ersni19.
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RIVER NRws-EOrests Of SsipPiRg.-The river
'front.' presents lively appearance to-day, all
the wbarves being lined with coastwse steamers
ard schcoDers, with others out in the stream
waiting for a berth at the dock. ana s.ill tney
are coming, the OftiDg below Analostan Island
being full OF vessels signalling for tugs to bring
them up. The Lady Of the Lake came in from
Norfolk this morning and left TO-DAY at one
O'Clock. The Reading collier steamer Rattle
snake left to-day for Philadelphia with 0Oo
tons OF coal, and Der consort, the Achilles AZ
once took her berth TO receive cargo. fhe
stesper +. Z. knight. from New York, will ar
rive this afternoon.
Mrs. r ID. T.. y. SOUTHwoRTH has sustained
another bereavement by the death OF her infant
grandson, Gladys Roosevelt Lawrence, son OF
Capt Lawrence, who married the Only daugh-
teT Cf the distinguished novelist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-24

~ ACT TO cause hsg iO0tways 70 be laid on Eighth
street east. bftWeen aud streets south. aud
md streets south. midway between ~ sIrests
Sc u enacted By me BO0rd Of ihfer1nss mt B39r1
o. tomfnOH toHH.'. ~ tbs CRY ~ WaShias on, Thar
tie Mayor be, and hs is hereby authorized ard To-
sjrUcttd to cause Tag fOCtwsys to he lard On Eghh
street. cast bttween and streets south aud G ana
streets south, midway between said streets aud
detray the expenses Of which sufficient sun acre
hI appropriated out of the funds OF the Sixth ard
1he work 20 he contracted Tor aac done under mo
supeIiDtent tnCe rroy ided By law.
1--l
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CITY ITEMS.

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
the best preparation extant for restoring gray
hair to It's original color. and to keep II 50.
IS CHKviors, no shoddy. To the trade
some very choice styles, now opening, and quite
new. GRO. G. HENNIN8.
40 eth street y. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-24
AN Acr e lay flag fGotwsy across ,he intersection

OF Seventh and T streets northwest
Re AZ enacted " the Board af At1.rDen and Bo,rd
o. Common Conrctt # The City Of WdSttngtcn. That
tie Mayor be, and he is here. y, au horned and re-
questeo 10 cause flag footway to be laid at the in
terstcton OF Seventh street west ana street north
from The northwest corner OF said streets to the
southeast corser OF sad streets, and 10 defray m
expense thereof sufficient sum Of money il hersnv
appropriated out Of the funds OF the 1hird and
Fourth Wards in e9na y-OpOrtions.
Ar prov cd ii arCh 2. lS1l.
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Az ACT 10 grade and gravel NJ street south, 10
tween Second and Third n

bs a eaHrtsd ~ tee BoGrd Of AJdsrnl.a ngd Boryd
o. common tOgHctt Of ths CtfyO WASHINGTON, That
the hum OF nye hundred dollars or 40 much thereof
as Ray he necessary, be, and the is hereby
appropriated out OF ihe funds Of the Fifth Ward for
the purpose of grading and grsveling street SOUTH
between Second and Third streets east The wyrk
to he done under the direction Of the Commissioner
OF the III tn ard aid two Assistant Comm ssioners
g be appointed by the Mayor.
Approx u arch 2 ISL
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Al r. WALLACH's,
Odeon Hall, corner Az st. and Penn. ave

TOPIC OF conversation among
our ladies' seems to be the Mclean & Hooper
Sewing Machine II lie really the LaSies Pet.
IL does a. much and even more work than most
OF the hish-priced machines. IL is Astonishing
hew large . quantity of these mschinee have
been sold Ia such short time. Since the sew.
ing machine tc0r has commenced, We mo uired
OF Mr.. Roeenthal Why he DON'T engage in the
war, and in answer be says: the SO Machine is
the whole cause OF the war among the Agents
Of the hiah-priced machines, (aR OF nhicA could
De sotd ~'t good profit at the same price who are
Jealous Of the great success OF the machine. 81.
RoeenthAl. No. ig4 eth street. IL the general
agent; he warrants it; also sells 1t on eight
monthly payments. AL.
CAurroN.-Belear. Of impos:Ors As some un-
.crupalous parties are in the habit Of stating
thaf their places OF business are branch stores
OF the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
lie that have no branch stores, and that have
no connection with any similar Institution in
ths city. The Original Franc, dealer In Gents
Furnishing Goods, &3i 18th ST., between ID and r.
CowIkes PATENT NsCKrIs FAsrHNRR, for
sale whoiesAle and retail, at the Original Francs
4Sl 1th street, between ID and z. No branch
stores.
NOvrLr1.e II NECK WEAR, 1t the Original
rrsncs, 81 IN street. The cheapest Store in
GREAT VARIETY IN WIRE SKIRTS one two
or three pleats-eyieU, buttons or etuds-open
IN front or in bsck.ell eises-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing store, Sz1 7th street,
at Popular Prices. No branch stores.
Buy TaH CHLH.3ArID FRAHo" COLA Rs,
me best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
Look for the name. No branch stores. IA
mks- mooDEYs ABDOMINAL CORSET, recon-
menaed by an physicians, can he bought and
msce 70 order, Of q. Baurn's Hoop Skirt aud
Corset z factory, eos eth street. s2i
,SsErLxnxs AND LADIES KID GLOVES at One
Corset ss & In s ssssn, Hoop Skin. and
TEE CELEBRATED Marauise and Marguer,ta
Glove. in al the spring sh ade., has inst besp
receiveu ~ G. BAUM's
Kid Glove Depot, 4Os 7th 81.
OUR HRw srYLne OF Corsets, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, and can he
bad in all qualities and prices.
y. BAUM. Corset Importer.
fos CoRNs, Bunions, Club ana Ingrow.ns
NAiIs, and other diseases of tue feet, visit DR.
White . establishment, No. SIS l5ch street. on
poeite United States Treasury. 2A.i2.
CALIFORNIA CArswsA WINE on frausht, At
MilleTt, go 7th street, opposite Odd Fsllo vs.
nan. 3,23:
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BE IL enacted by ths Boasd Of Alf,rna,a and Boayd
o. C1mn.on Coxne,i Of Lhs Cay of Washington, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby requested to cause
square ISL between North Capitol Street DeIsw are
avenue, and and streets north, 10 be lied M 90
existing i'm said sQnare
Approved, March 2, 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-24

REDUCTION IN PkiCs OF CLOTHING,
for
usn's, Boys and Youths Clothing,
from r. Wallach.
Fit, quality and wor kman ship guaranteed.
Dress and Business Suits made to order and
ready made at less than any other frst-ciass
house.
Also.
The Larges, Stock OF Boys ana Youths Suiss
IN this city,
At p. wALLAoHs,
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ASAc tor the relief of p Cullipane.

Az ACT TOT the reueI OF L. t0lltBane,
81 ~ Enacted ~ ne BCdrf Of AtfsrHlCR rta Bp1y9
o. Common CtEScft o. RE Cry Of WoShirE on, To II
tEe suin Of one hundred and pinety- three dollars
sid ninety two cents be, and the same is hereby
appropriated out Of the funds of the Seventh ward
20 enable the Mayor 10 pay t. p. Cu,lnsne sti1
sum Tor extra work done ON Third street, between
q aEd streets SC nthwest
Approved March FL
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HENPLER has all kinds thermometer. ana
barometeTs.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMTsEMENrs, &c.

NatioacI nsateT-CsrncrOss & Dixie Min
stfes.
Walls OJsrd House bhOtt + antomime Com
tsby-"Tkree Huncbbacks."
MGrkriter's Art Gallery, fSs It'll street.
BArlou's Gallery Of OIL Paintings, 1896 Penn
sylvania ayeDue-New pictures Just received.