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New goods, comprising tile latest styles OF Jew
elry and fancy articles OF every description, re-
ceired weekly. Don't forget the placc-DoLLAl
STORE, corner Ninth and Main stro4:ts.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsT.-For cheap and fash
ionablc jewery go TO the DOLLAR STORE. corner
Ninth and Main streets.
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.":I rnckrr. Police CovET.---iiercattel
" .~ Iu>licc White will only hold Il court
..r".M ot civil cases on Fridays. at II NJ
l.-,- rpnlimUrd Oh last Tuesday will hc call
g.. r.,.,n.y
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RESIGSED.-ht the meeting Of the City
Conservative Committee on "Wednesday
night Mr.. l.. II. Frayser offered his resigna-
ton a. superintendent tf Madison Ward. and
it was accepted. Mr.. c. NJ. Wallace, of Mon
roe Ward, also offered his resignation as a
l!cnibcr Of the committee, but it was not
acted upon.
Mr.. Alfred Moses was elected to succeed
Mr. FrayScr
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Jewelry of the latest styles can be bought at tn
DOLLAR STORE for one dollar Warranted not Il
lrl,isl
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market.

New YORK, May 2.-Money closed at 4
to 8 per cent. Sterling quiet. Gold, 1921 to
1l2a.. New SIS declined /; '6s's and 1o-4O's
declined }; balance steady. southerns quiet
and steady.
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SHIRTS, made to order or really made. at +. B.
SPENCE & Sons. 1900 Main street.
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Or EXHIBITION-thc large supplies OF oak ant
pine wood, Eighth street between Main ana Car!
which W. S. PITCHER has for sale cheap.
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Manufacturers praise the Cumberland coal sold b!
" Z. PILCuER.
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Go to the DOLLAR STORE and purchase one o
those valuable little t!me-keepers for one dollar.
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ErIgo<D ACADEMY OF MEDIcINE.-The
,r4t.ia: >".Hi-lnDnthly meeting of this body
sot. Place last night ut the City Hall. Iii
,&~ al>"ncr ci, The President, DR.. J. D. Nc
'4w. Dr. Wexford was called to the chair.
-'u interesting paper on the subject OF
smallpox and vaccination was then read b!
l".Car.,,ophrr Tompkins. The paper con-
'~i""i i!iamy interesting and Instructive facts
IL Frgard 10 this most terrible disease, and
-, forth at some length the treatment, &c,
t:sr HoA, of extracting the virus from the
c,", aud many facts and statistics in regard
- lh" greater mortality among the human
!"t previous 10 the discovery of vaccine
matter. Many important facts and Suggts-
't9A- ""rr also mentioned in regard to the
I.r"Ir and manner Of vaccination. 1t also
'lA,"G ttG.t though one attack Of smallpox
va, sufficient protection toa person against
-rrond %lt:rk, vel many cases have been
h"'"n where Il susceptibility 10 the disease
"tlrnet.
IL lcp1r was ful! Of many interesting
l''t- i''.al!ug 10 the subject Of smallpox and
vaccination. and was listened TO with uttcn.
ION hy all present. The paper WAS discussed
'' Dr.. Snesd, JONES, Watkins, Parker, ana
''hcr>, and ordered 10 be printed in the
'Wtcu! H~c0rd
Ae main question for discussion being the
desperation Of cerrbro-$pinW menongttS
49,, ""iag 10 the !atrnesS Of The hour, post
.''ied 10 next meeting.
HE following delegates were then ap-
."in,cd 70 represent the Richmond Academy
Medicine al the National Medical ASsocia-
IJn, to be held In Philadelphia on the eth
t>l4mt Dr~. l.. :. JoyncS, j. S. Wexford,
H. u. Walker, T. Il. Hcrndon, j. 8. ID. Cul-
'H'ani B. Coaklry; after which the meet
Ing adjourned.
drSloG ORDER OF UNITED AMERICAN Me-
ihANlcs.-A council of this Order was insti-
uf"d III Harmony Hall last evening by officers
Z" the National Council of the United
>'alcs-Mcssra. Lewis ii. VoH, }. Adam
,,."i, ana William A. Hancy, of Baltimore.
p"nd5 Of fifteen applicants were duly
Initiated and the three degrees Of the Ordel
V3n!crrcd upon them.
This Order is composed of young men be-
'"een the ages of sixteen and twcnty-one>
"la when they become Of age are privileged
- Join the Senior Order. Its objects are to
N!antain and promote the interests Of Ame-
e1n Youth, TO assist each other in obtaining
employment and encourage each otherin busi-
hess, and TO establish sick and funeral
i4nd. The notices Of the Order are Virtue,
Liberty, aud Patriotism.
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M. ELLYsoy & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any journal of the country at regular
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GREAT SUCCESS OF TILE NEW ENTERPRISE
CAMrHrLL L Co.'S Prize Photograph Gallery, cor.
ncr of Ninth and Main streets, Is now making tho
cben,est and best tc0,k in the city. We invite tho
pblic TO call and examine our work for themselves
We art not yet compelled TO run down our brother
photographers on try 10 lead the pcnpc astray by
telling them that We are the only ones making gooe
work.
Many handsome prizes are given away daily n
CAMPBELL & Co.'S Prize Gallery, corner. Ninth ant
At H.,
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MARINE FNTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 3, 1877.
sun rises . 5ll Moon rlsrs. -. -. 3I74 .
sun acts .......... $40 High tide, 1So gr
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GIN c | N N A 7 /.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS OF
THE liberal CONVENTION.
Onl, Thsee states UnrepTesented.

Letter from Chief Justice Chase.
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GREELEY'S PROSPECTS.

CARL scHURz PERMANENT PRESIDENT
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NEW NORTH CAROLINA
ROE HERRINGs
fegsrsihs mvs iot ''' " A. 8. LEE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

SOmc Of the PhtsburH Vets In Tow.
On the occasion Of the PlttsburV convention,
among those who went from this city were Ma
lor A. o. Richards, A. X. browne, ESQ.,, and
Detectives MoElfresh and Mcllevltt, and on
their arrival 10 the smoky OIty" they were
and several other officials, and SO we'll treated
that they have not yet finished talking about
II, and probably never Will. Hut they got q
SuFS Vets S Who TsContiy visited he city were
the popular FIRE marshal, Uncle Joe Butler,
and several Of his friends, Mossrs. Montgomery,
Gillespie and Sncdgrass, and to this interest.
Ing quartetto our Washington quartetto "tled''
SO elieotuRlly that they were compelled TO re.
main In tho city yesterday, although the major.
ity Of the "Yets." started the afternoon before
Tor Phlladelphia. The gentlemen were shown
around yesterday as we'll as tho Indictment
weather would permit, and about two O'Clock
stserOd for PlatE's, whore quiet, pOciablo din
ner was had, the only drawback bong that none
Of the party were hungry. But they could
manage TO drink n little, and AFTER the tonguei
were loosened with sparkling wine, 10 an en-
tlrely Informal and lmpromptu manner several
Major Richards led of With pleasant refer.
| opOe 10 the kind treatment they had received
while In Pittsburg, and rogretting the inclOm.
cnt weather expressed tho Wish that they would
soon again visit the city, when they could 70.
| main longer and have better weather, and con,
sequontly be bettor entertained.
| Mr. Butler In response said that he wanted
simply TO express his appreciation Of their suo
| cessfgl efforts To entertain them. They 70
turned thanks slnoerelY, but being workers and
not speakers, must be excused for their INABILITY
to express themselves as they felt the hOspltAble
| reception deserved. In conclusion he pronOsed
as q toast 1.-THE Capital Of the NatiOn-WAs
lngtOn city, the pride Of the American people.
| To this Mr.. MoEliresh responded With an ap
prOpriate song. Remarks were then made b.
Messrs. SnOdgrass, HToWno, McDeyit ant
MOntGomery, songs sang and stories told BY al
present, Uncle Joe doing the lions share, and
making all supremacy happy.
The gentlemen left on the o'clock train 70
Plttsburg, carrying with them any quantity q
| kind wlEhes for good friends at home from the
folks they leu behlnd thom.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

lIcstIuE Of the Board Last Night - Ths
Alarm BELL to bs Renewed from tho Thir-
tseuth Street ChurOh-Tr actioB Of tcn-
srnl Business.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners held meet.
ing last evening at their rooms In Columbia
building, Mr. ;. =. Baker, president In tho
chair and present Messrs Booker, Bailey,
smith, McDevltt and Chief Engineer Uronin,
Mr.. Baker moved TO reconsider the vote BY
which the estimate NJ plans Of Mr.. II. Il, Searle,
architect, Tor the dsorgetown and Northern
Liberties engine houses was rejected. Carried.
on motion Of Mr.. Bailey, the entire matter
was referred back to the committee on build.
ings.
A Communication was read from Alfred CHM
stating that he was persecuted and Imposed
upon In certain work assigned him about engine
house No. Z, and that he vas watched by the
members In order TO try and make some charge
against him 10 which to secure his dismissal
lie was perfectly willing to do all within his
ment, but did not desire Injustice done.
Two other communications were received from
the same party In regard TO the breaking OF ono
Of the horses legs some time since, and Of har-
boring a drunken man In the engi ne. house.
Foreman NOss said that Mr.. Uhinn helped on
the steel work aud down stairs, but had nothing
TO do With up stairs work,
Mr.. Hooker said that Mr.. Chlnn had ap.
preached him week since At his place OF busl-
ness but the letter was entirely different from
what was said at that time.
On motion Of Mr. McDeyltt, the subject was
dismissed,
A Communication was read from tho superln.
tsndsnt Of nre.alarm telegraph, stating that no
was Ia receipt Of a resolution passed by the
members OF the Thlrteenth-atreet Baptist
church lnstrucling the trustees to have the IRE.
alarm apparatus removed from the bell Of that
church, on account Of the injury that was being
done TO the edlfce.
Mr.. McDSyltI moved that a special committee
~ three he appointed TO walt upon the trustees
Of the church and see n ARRANGEMENTS cannot
DO made for the continuance OF the fire alarm on
that bell, a. II will cost the District considerable
TO remove II and place the alarm elsewhere,
Mr.. Smith was favorable TO the project because
b was opposed 70 an alarm bell being placed Ia
any church, and n the District cannot provide q
tower, then let the striking be discontinued
He would amend the motion that the bell shall
not be struck for alarms or to indicate the houl
Of day until the committee reported.
The motion as amended was adopted.
Messrs, McDeVltt, Bayley and Booker were
| appointed as tie committee, and Superintendent
| hliss invited TO accompany them.
Mr. Smith, from tho committee on supplies
reported iavorably on number OF bllla tina
| were approved.
Mr. bailey, from the committee on buildings
| reported that the roof OF No. englne.hOuse
| (Franklln) was In a terrible condition. Tn
committee was authorized to receive proposal
for the repair Of the stable and the engine house
Tho board then adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

Tue mills again resumed operations yesterday
WoRKMEA arc still engaged In removing the
earth from about the broken 3o.lneb water main.
ARRIvKD.-SteAmer Express, from Balu.
more, with general merchandise for District
merchants.
The receipts and shipments OF coal by the diff.
forent companies during the past week have
been; Receipts, 1888 tonsi shipments, l2,13o
tons.
TUE GRAM MARKET.-TWenty Ave hundred
bushels OF wheat we're received yesterday. sales
100 bushels Of prime red at so; 100 bushels VI
choice at q %; 100 bushels OF good At Sl.T5.
CATTLE MARKET AT Droyers' Rest Thur
day 900 beef and stock cattle were offered: by
MessIs. Weaver Means 229 head, from W.
son h Lee, 81, Fauquier eOuntyi Mr.. FraEier,
~ do; J. +. Yates, II, RAppahannock county
Mr.. HuntOn, %, FGnguier county Sileut Il MID
various places, aud sold as follows To butchers,
| 800 head, prices from to or; for stock pur'
poses, 100 head, at S1eS9sc-; 20l head were
| Lynn offered the best beef offered this week
| aud Mr.. Hoffman purchased them, At b14DoLAc
| q miloh cows were offered and sold some With
was t7li $50 sheep were upi I, oCO sold at 67I9
oJ6I $50 we're left over. No cOndem nations.
TRANsVERs OF REAL EsrATE - Fred. W
Jones, trustee 70 Margaret Z, Chew, lot -, Ia
a SooS Benz. p Benson to James GODDARD, pSTi
| OF lot llS, BeAllH addition, being 1900 square
fsot on tho south aide Of Boall street, lb3 feel
| east Of Washington street, tT05; I'd. T. OheTt u
Charles @. Myers, part Of lot 2O3, In Thfolkold'I
addition, bolnB l,200 square feet on tho north
side OF Seventh street, loo feet eaAl Of FayottS
s STSsn y 2.p MAX G2ag Psr az G9'
| HOlmoad's addition, being g. 82 square feet on
| the southeast corner Of Ole and Montgomery
streets, t5Ooi Hugh CaPerton, trustee, Of a., Il
| Mary A. DoWnman, BeRlls second addition
| being 10 800 square feet on the north side O
StOddATd street, 100 feet east Of MontgomerI
| street, $3.50; OhAs. II. DemAr, Florida II, and
| Washington X. HuFdlsr TO Ezekiel Hughes
2,76t square feet on Bridge street. 23l feet cas-
| Of Montgomery street; Richard A. and Mar
| Ann king IN Ezekiel Hughes, part OF lots u
| and 90, Ia HOlmead's addition, being 1850
| square feet OF tho northwest corner Of Dunbar
| ton and Monroe streets, u $40.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

Major Suodgrnss, OF Pittsburg, can't sing tho
"Old sexton" It's mistake.
stills will be furnished tho residents Of Gap
Itol Hill by the Board Of Public Works.
A statue Of the great Ordway In mutton tai.
low Is on exhibition at one OF our cnterprising
butchers.
The new Cuban expedition have secured the
vessels In which to SAL, and engaged tue rev.
enue officers ~ capture them.
Beau Hickman will take partner for the
winters trade; so many hotels will be Up0n ho
cannot attend to them all.
The Dago bad foot" chief Is to have an Op
Grafton performed on his pedal eNtromitlos by a
writer in the Washington navy yard.
THE Fold " meets 10 night, and will receive
several new members. A barrel OF oysters has
boon ordered.
Bedbug poison Is to he sold by the conductors
on the Avenue cars, which will be great OJn-
venlenos to the patrons Of tho road
| IT'S astonishing how many Grant men thero
are now around certain localities not many rods
| from the city post oincc'
TImId lahiss noel have no fear Of that long.
| haired youth wearing SLOUGH hat, military
CLOAK and mOnstruus cane-he Is perfectly harm.
| loss.
An ambitious car conductor affects the dress
walk, sc, OF our genial poet Walt Whitman
but when II comes tO tho white beaver, he Is q
| total failure.
Mrs, BIIffins really hopes tho Board Of Heal III
will not allow that Theuma 10 tube ~ b. laid
irnm the Capitol 70 the HJyornment prlnting
Office.
Tho reading room Iunchsrs at the National
hotel have all secured their seats for the winter
| The comfortable hre furnished by the liberal
| proprietor they enjoy muchly.
The market. house commission, with Con
| tractor J. q. NaiOr, met yesterday At the Gov
| ernOT's office, and signed tho specihclllOns,
plans and contract for the building Of tho
| Northern market house.
In our report yesterday morning Of the install.
i lAtlOn at the North Presbyterian church, It was
| stated that Mrs ". Il. Pope led the choir. Il
| should have been Mrs. Lizzie :. Pope. Honor
| To whom honor Is due.
| The Washington ChrOHicI says The Grim
Inal COurt-Thls tribunal Il doing It's work
| nOlselessly, but with remarkable diligence
| Then We would advise the editor VI the ChrOnk
| Gle TO leave tOWn.-LOuisVHe Courier Journal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

II has often been remarked that the ladies Of
Washington are better dressed than the men,
but as long as the men have TO dress the women
II Is only matter OF common sense that there
should be an equal division Of the money. and
that the men should have rig that will pass
muster even beside the elaborate costumes oil
the ladies. A man 10 about as good as a woman
anyhow, and II Is very evident that many think
50. otherwise We should not sec the crowd Of
men going daily TO /. Broker Co.'s, SOL Penn
sylVAnlA avenue, TO got fashionable and splen'
did suit Of clothes. These arc the merchant
tailors par sFcslisnce, and q gentleman, RfteI
getting a suit Of their clothes, IL sure 10 be In.
pie don't know II, but everything depends upon
good clothes. II will not do TO be seedy. It Ia O
sure sign Of mental, moral, physical aud imam
cial decay. Becker 20. are Christian gentle
men, and will not charge fellow his entire for
tune for httlng him out 10 shine as one Of thu
bon ton.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
TIKI NEW ST. PATRICK's.
Arrangements for the Laying Of the Corner
Ri0ne-No PHbIIc Procession to be Had
Archbishop BayIcy on Music In the streets
an HuuduN.

Arrangements for the Laying Of the Corner
StSne-No PHbIIc Procession to be Had
Archbishop BaSley on Music In the streets
on sunday.
The presidents Of the different Catholic asso-
Citations Of Washington and ueOrgetOwn met last
evening at Carroll hall, on q street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. The following assO'
Citations were represented; 4. Z. Doyle, ST; rat
rck's Temperance; Thomas MOntg omoTy, Wash
lngtOn Hiberniani J. Y. Barry, knights OF st.
Peter; q. Oleusteln, st. Michaeli =. Hickey,
Hibernltn, No. .; !. OurrAhan, knights Of 81
Patrick q. Ryan, Georgetown Hiberniani J. n.
Mcintosh, SPhuldlng Temperance Guards =.
BIrotti, Blessed Martins Ehucatlonalj Major
utoll, Hihernlln, No. 4 I LAndiGE, catholic ~
II. Wheeler, Catholic Benevolent ,. MoNer.
many, West End HlbernlaD; John Roth, st.
Joscph's; NJ. Rupert, 81. Bonliaee; X; W Roth
Immaculate Conception.
The meeting was called to order by Rev.
Father Walter, and Mr. McNerhany was elected
chairman aud Mr.. Manning secretary.
Father Walter stated tue objects OF the mopt.
Ing To be for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for the laying Of the eorner.slOne Of the
new st. Patricks church, and called attention
to the tact that the desire was that there should
be no music In the procession, lie then spoke Of
the recent visit NJ the archbishop OF this diocese,
when he requested that there should be no dem.
OnstratiOn, and In connection herewith read the
| following extracts from tho correspondence he
| had with the archbishop On the subject, which
| showed his dlslpPtObatlun Of music on such 90
caslOns.
wasb,ngtop nav EaiboS WaitrT nsceFtained
trnm tbe cirryV ot RsIIim0re that III, arehbIsh0p
inysndsd vIsiiIng Wasbinvton' Hs Hrots 10 M
hrIIpess an asieI MIN stSylII IL he agreeable 10
Won 10 nave A puIIIe Teception when YOU come 10
| az the cnrnsrlstnno ~ Ths afchbiskon TepIied.
| ~ viii nrearh ne yon NAV Wish / paTtirularly
rennest fbat Won vii nof SrIve mo a public TeoeD
| lion IKE eyerything bsiEht and grand about
ths chnrch hui i IA mi ma the noise Of drums
M 1rnm,,aIS ahSnt Tia streets m II was a
| (NuthDlig Country WheFN ALL lOllgu In. IL mlHlt
he ali ysTy veil bnt beSe bsIieTe. il does more
nam thsS Ion1
" Nj HS%uS, IN vev of thu fact that the arch.
| ,Ishi,n J1sanntnyss Of mnS,c moved mat ths
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

The Maryland Republican Association met
last night At OlATkeS hall.
In the absence Of the president, Captain 0Ib-
son was called TO the chair.
The committee on transportation reported
that they had made arrangements with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for transportation,
at the reduced rate Of one fare 10 Baltimore and
principal points on the main stem, good until
the 10Th Of November. Transportation can DO
had Of Captain Gibson, No. lOl2 Pennsylvania
avenue,
Mr.. FRrquhRr stated that tho registration Of
voters would take place on tho 9th, 18th and
18th OF October In Baltimore and Cumberland
and on the 9th and 18th OF October In tho
counties.
Z. L. Fowler, esq, addressed the meeting,
oOngratulatlng the association on tho prospect
OF the Republicans carrying the State for Grant
and OF electlnE two members Oi Congress,
The meeting adjourned TO meet on Friday eve.
ming, November /, 1874
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

UNpEvRLoPRp yIaoR The feeble and debit.
itatod usually fancy they are In a more hopeless
condition than they really are The resources
Of nature are not easily exhausted. Even whom
strength and appetite fail, when the eyes are
heavy and lustreiess the complexion pnilld, the
nerves Homulous, the body AttenuatUd, and the
mind depressed, there Is generally q reserve Of
latent power behind such palpabls evidences OF
weakness. Various modes OF treatment are re-
sorted TO by physicians In the hope Of developing
and rendering available this store OF sleeping
vitality, but the gurest, and Indeed the only
thoroughly safe and reliable means OF awaken.
Ing the dormant energies d tho system Is
course OF Hostettor's Stomach Bltters. Flee.
tricity, shower baths, the nosn brush, sea bath.
Ing, SC, may be we'll enOughtin their way, as
auNlllaries, but they do not reach tho source
Of the evil All physical debility proceeds
either from arrangement Of the functions Of
the assimllatinR, secretlye and vital Organp, or
from sluggish constitution. In either case,
and also In cases where both causes exist, the
Bltters will Invariably produce an immediate
and salutaTy change IN the condition Of the pa.
tlent, and eventually effect cOmplete cure.
None OF the dangerous alkalods, too often nd.
mnlstcred as tunlcs, can DO otherwise than de.
| leterlOus under such circumstances, aud TO give
mercury 10 positively criminal, The direct eflect
Of the great vegetable specific will be manifested
| 10 an Improved appetite, q more cheerful frame
| Of mind, \ gradual return Of strength, an In.
crease Of flesh and heather complexion. Mean.
while, however, the constitution, II Inert And
| feeble, will have been reused and remove ted by
thes ubtlle elements Of IMMIGRATION contained IN
| tho bitters. M,wSF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

TINS new Colonnade Hotel, PhlIadslphla
Pennsylvania, has no superior in the style Of It's