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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
PROCEEDINGS OF FHE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE,

sENATE' ~
DovER Marrhs.
Senate met al o'clock, p. ~.
On motion the following bills were read;
By Mr.. Riddle, an act for the improvement
Wilmlngtou Of thsWater Works.
By Mr.. Records, an act 10 regulate the sale OF
Indian meal, &c; an act 10 amend chapter
5 Of volume IA Of the Lwa OF Delaware, aud
an act TO incorporate the Enterprise Building
and Loan Association of FELTON,.
The following bills we're read a second time
BY title:
An act for the relief Of Mary P. Ash; and an
act proposing amendments to the Constitution
20 - to divide New Castle County, ant an act 10
incorporate FELTON, Lodge, No. %. A. +. A. NJ.
On motion the following bills were read a
third tine and passed;
BY Mr.. Watson, an act TO divorce JoshuaiB
wilkins from his wife Amanda wilkins.
BY Mr. Shakespeare, further supplement 10
an act TO incorporate the Island Pond Marsh
Company; an ACT In relation 10 a certain street
in Laurel, and an nc' 10 amend the Delaware
and Chester COuAty Railroad Company Char
ter.
The House amendments 10 the New Castle q
Wilmington Marrow GuNge Railway were con
0urred in.
Mr.. Speaker presented petition TO rake the
per diem Of the members of the Levy Court
Adjourned until Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
HOUSE
The House met this afternoon sl 8 o'clock.
Mr.. MAris read Supt Kenney's invitation to
the Governor, Secretary Of Stale aud members
Of the General Assembly to attend the Presi =
dents Inauguration, and Joel Thompson offered
resolution accepting the came and providing
when the House adjourn II be to meet on We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock. Adopted.
Petitions, memarials, etc, were presented and
several bills we're read second time by special
order Of the House,
The following bills we're read once;
Senate bill authorizing the construction Of a
railroad from Lewes TO the Rehoboth Bay.
By Mr.. MarisincOrporating the State Counc
Jr.. o. u. A. NJ.
By Mr.. Martin, allowing The Trustees oil
Emanuel church TO set apart certain lands for
buFying ground.
BY Mr. Hickman, relating to the act for the
improvement Of Morgan's Branch, Kent Co.
Bills passed: By Mr. Silver, incorporating the
Wilmington EdGemooF and SheIlp0t PASSENGER
Railway Co.
By Lewis Thompson, authorizing the con-
struction Of certain wharves at New Castle.
By Mr.. Clark, prohibiting live stock from
running at large in school district No 6S, New
Castle Co.
Adjourned until Wednesday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

LEcrURE-On Monday evening, March l7th
Rev DR. Shanly lectures at Institute Hall. on
st. Patrick and the Irish Church"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
aFants.

WAETED-A place TO a o work about store or
w dwelling. by colored man. Low wages
would be taken. Cell at 1917 Orange street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
Truss ana Brace Department,


HAVING q stock Of Trusses, braces. SUP
~ pOraeFS, BuSpensOFies and o ner mechan-
zeal applianceS unsurpassed in extent and variety
by that Of any other similar establishment in the
oountry. and with upwards Of
twenty Years Experience
10 applying them, we feel confident of our ability
20 give entire satisfaction to all those requrins our
services in this direction.
OUR INSTRUMENTS
Are contracted in the best man ner Of the best ma
teTas and Of various sizes TO suit all cases from The
smallest infant to the largest adult. We have
A PRIVATE ROOM
for their adjustment. while our prices ara aod-
srate and so Varied. by our extens ye assortment
as 10 suit the pockets Of all classes.
kAAA Hundreds Of persons, after
kSe9SsS5S MO-, trying the larger cities, have
S(5 >fNesr IN Ns3 expressed their qualification
~ NET0K0SSTANN the facility aud ecOnOmyW
" ~ kEBS0 "a NWhich they have been Eutsl
\SoRAS2aI establishment.
j.. BRINGHURST Il c.
XIX Apothecares
u. W. corner sixth and Market streets
Wilmi nGt0u. d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

An OTTER SENsATIoN.-Jerry Burion is a
colorcd man and lives in a..tenant house on lbe
premises Of Dir. Jas. 7. House, in Pocopson
township.li Yesterday, while he was going from
his home TO that of his landlord, he had occasion
to cross Pocopson creek, by means Of small
bridge, and when doing so lac there met three
good size offers, on which he made an attack
and succeeded IA killing one, while The other
two escaped, one up and The other down the
stream. The oldest inhabitant" saws these are
The fist offers ever seen in that creek, and CON
Sequehily their appearance there has awakened
quite sensation in The Otherwise quiet neigh
borhood. Jerry says he has frequently cen this
species OF animal in the Branywne, but never
thought Of seeing them near The head waters Of
Pocopson consequently We may well imagine
has surprise.-- WEST CHESTER LOCAL NFws
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
e. +. KunkeTs Bitter Wlne Of lron.

+ F. Knnkel's celebrated Ritter wine Of Iron
will ehectually cure liz er com Aut, undico. dys-
pepsia, Gu hronc nervous debility. chronic disr-
Thel. disease of the Kidneys. aui al di iscase,
arising from dIsOIdereI liver. StoIaaca cr inte..
unes; such as -cansttpatioa. H3tuitutc. inward
piles. tuliness Of blood 70 the Lea4 ardity Of the
stomach, nausea heartburn. disgust for food, full
mes OF weight IN the stomach. sore UructatiOn :.
sinking or hutterinr st the llt ut tho stomach.
swimming Of the head, hurried or dificul' breath
ing. hutieung OF the heart, ch aiue or suGacdtinc
sensations when IN a lylnl posture, Giulness a.
vision, dots or webs before the sight, dun pain in
the head, deficiency Of persptrAtipn ytllovnots OF
the skin aud eyes. pain IN the side. back. chest,
limbs. de.. sudden 1ashes OF heat. burning in the
flesh constant imagininRs Of eVH and rTcat dcprC.-
zion tf spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and iton fr-m sleo-
hOic sttmultnt and all iniu I0Gs ingredients, and
are pleasant ia taste aud smell. mild IA cir ore
Tauons, will remove impurttIes irOII tue body aud
glye health and vigor 90 thr frame.
Beware OF counterfeits. Tho r,auisc is sold
only in BOTTLES.
?. kUNKEL, Proprietor. No e.g Moth Ninth
street fhhadelrhIA "a. SER itaw-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
NOTICES IN 1DMIRALTY.
STATES OF AMERICA

Il ] n
~ District of Delaware IS
Whereas libel of information has been filed in
the District Court of the United States OF America
Tor the district otDelaware, the twenty third day
OF sept IN the year of our Lord. Thousand eight
hundred and seventy three, by Anthony Higgins,
ESD Attorney Of the United States in behalf of the
United States against the vessel canal boat EriH
her tackel, apparel n furniture. Alleging in sub
stance that VIM. d. Nolen. Collector of Customs for
the District OF Delaware, on the 10th day of Sent
IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
ured and seventy three at the City of Wilmington.
WITHIN the admiralty and maratime jurisdiction of
theUnted States seized the canal boat or vessel Eyfp
her taokel, apparel and furniture, being the
property q person or persons unknown, for trading
between the District Of Pennsylvania and the Dis
tret OF Delaware without being enrolled and licens-
ed, and without having paid the United States the
fees and tonnage as required by the Act of Congress
IN such case made and provided; and praying said
Court 20 decree the payment of said fees and tom
mage to the United States, according to law.
Now, therefore. IN pursuance of the monition IN
der the seal OF the said Court, TO directed and
delivered do hereby give public notice to all per-
sons claiming the said vessel her tackei. &c or in
any manner interested therein that they be and ap-
pear before the said District Court to be held at the
City OF Wilmington, in and for the District of Della
ware, on Monday the 7th day of Octoberat 10
o'clock IN the forenoon then and there to interpose
their claims and to make their allegations in that
behalf. ANTHONY HIGGINS
Y. S Dist. Attorney
JoHN NJ. DUN, u. S. Marshal, Dis. Of Delaware
sep26 ct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
Frem the N. Y, Herald. of to day.
ReoPening Of the Stock EXCHANGE


The Stock Exchange reapcns to-day, bat the
panic which for a time threatened 20 grow INTO n
financial crisis seems snfieientiy allayed t. make
the eNeal without danger SlAl We must not h.
over confident or careless OF the real interests of
Tie country Only the same cautious and etuser-
yaiiNe policy, The same moderation in an thinos
pertaining 10 the delicate condition Of the lDarki
can entirely pTevcn; a reaction now Ii the youpg
brokers 90 down 10 Wall street day determine
to rush INTO speculation without conside rins
whether they are acting wisely or unwisely they
may do harm they do not intend Insane snecn.
latlon may readily give birth to another panic AZ
the very moment the real danger of the panic has
passed away. This must be avoided IL "a due
from the business men OF Wall stret TO the neonIe
of the country that calm judgment ana cool ana
considerate oOunses shall prevail
IHB outside Board was more active than aver
lhey made the most OF the day, knowing that as
the Stock Exchange was about 10 open. a falIin0-
off OF cnTbstone business might be antieInatsd
There was noticeable diminution in the atteu-
dance Of strangers ON the street The outside
board was almost altogether composed Of bnvers
and sellers, and the lookefs-on were less mime
rous. Considerable business was transacted ana
somebody, as usual, made little money.
As the payment OF the November intsrest ia or
dered subject TO per cent rebate IL ia NOT likely
that any considerable amount will be demandai
The bondholders viii consider their money 0uits
as safely placed there at per cent gold as az any
other that could be cho0sen. Some people. press
ed ior ready means. may collect their interest now
but lew Others. About four mills0ns are subject
70 immediate payment In the home market
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
Philadelphia cattle Markets.

MONDAY, Sept. %, 8 p. NJ.
The market for Beef Cattle was again dull this
week, and prices were lower. " quote choice and
extra at 80 a &c. fair to good at 81 "A 615c and
common at a Sc. Receipts &c 70 head.
Cows and calves move slowly at $40 20. Re-
cepts. $50 head
Sheep of PRIME quality were / n demand. but com
mon move slowly. SaIus Of fair and choice at 4 a
3,4e;, and common at e. n 80 per head. Receipts.
l4.000 head
Hogs attract considerable attention at 81 IS for
coTn-ted. Recent, $500 head
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
lhoth0F se6tiohsi
AN IMPROVED FEEL1Ed OF CONFIDENCE EAST,
WEST AND soJTlI

WEST AND soUT1t.
The latest intelligence from points East, West
and South is to the effect that aairs are in more
hopeful condition. In North Carolina the recent
disturbance has had hut little. il any, effect. All
the banks State and National, are open as usual
and leaning merchants money TO buy cotton
Charleston, South Carolina asks the President and
Secretary Richardson to place and maintain on de-
posit with the assistant treasurer at that city the
sum o $780, 600. to be used by HIM in the puT-
chase Of exchange on New York. At Reading,
Pa, the markets are calm and steady. At Bnffa-
10 there is an improved feeling OF confidence. The
banks and business men Of Cincinnati aprrehend
no serious embarrassment. Tie same can be said
of Chicago and in fact all the ether cities in the
sections recentlp disturbed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

IHE EIeHT-HoUR LAw-Decision by the
Attorney Generai.-Attorney General Williams
has rendered an opinion thai The mechanic en-
ployed by the contractors for Government worlr
cannot be considered as being employed by lie
Government and do not come under the pro-
visions oithe eight-hour law, A number Of claims
against the Government have been pending in
the treasury awaiting this decision before beiRg
acted upon. The Opinion Of the Attorney Cen
eral being adverse 10 these back pay claims he
has accordingly n0iiied all claimants--most Of
whom reside in Boston, ST. Louis and New
York. tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
rrrArclAn Axn coaMrRClAA.
CRY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUsINEss.-C Charles Ky le has rtcov-
d his health and will give his personal attention
the sale Of ice cream. Cctious. nuts and iruit
the N. W. corner of the Secrnd street market
ouse, ana will be Is polite and accom- oiating -
ever He will also keep ice cream at the corner
intends 10 Ii uP tne sylvan Springs near the city
TailW depot where there will he CuuHcniencies
for picniCs aud every arTau Ecmcut Tor the accom-
mediation OF aii who may wish e. pass pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterrrisinc and deserving
the ground. augl'-dfm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
Another DefalcatIon-RuIn Of Ono
Moro Bank,

BosToN, September 20. The national bank ex-
aminer has discovered a defalcation in the Hing
ham National Bank of 5000, and has closed that
institution. The iauae OF this bank is in wise
connected with the panic 1t is solely from the
Tor speculative purposes. Under ordinary cir
cumstances the hauk could get rc-discouuts and
proceed with their businesss hut at this time that
is an imrossibility.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
Steam Atomirers

For the Inhalation Of atomi7ei fluids in tc treat
ment Of chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and lungs. Bong SELF acting they produced an even
and continuous flow of -ay without Inconvenience
or labor. Daring the Ilst two or three wears We
have supplied several duztu O.! these atotuUcrs and
in most eases With very satisfactory results.
F. BRlNUHI sSI \ Cu.. Apotheraries
Conner SlNth md N IL hut slracte
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

The above table shows a total OF 205 dozen and
H. OF 241l birds, as the result of2I dsys, onnn-
M The highest number Of birds brought down
al one fire was g. II will be noticed that the
smallest days shooting was on the 18Th but on
Ibis day Mr. w. was unwcll, and only remained
1nl a short time This record, we think, entities
Nr Nlgelcswonh 10 the cbanpiopship
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
Special Rotices.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. .,;5 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the rubh
in general, that he bcePs ou hand all descriptions Of
medicines, and that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as cali at tha
store, and that charge Is made exc pt The regular
price Of the medicines. the prico they would
pay anywhere else; but that lac one Is visited al
their residnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

Twc-th rdj # the mining town OF Fairpay, in
Colorado, were destroyed by lire on Friday night
All the stores and hotels, the post-oficc and the
I. s. land office, were among the buildings corE
sumed Many persons lost everything but the
clothes they had on. Much suffering is feared,
as the season ia too advanced for building. and
the weather is already very coJ. s.s-sa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

THROWING STONES AT PASSING CARs.--On FIJI
day evening last the passenger train gong North
on the Wilmington and Reading Railroad was at
tackled near MaTshas station by some malicious
persons, who threw a shower of stones in at The
windows. One tf the passengers wa struck in
the face, and a severe wound resulted. Phe bag
gage car also received well directed vollev, but
happily no one was struck. Who the guilty party
Was Is moi known, but It is sincerely hoped they
may be ierreted out and be made 10 suffer the al.
rect penalties of the law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

A telegram from New York announces that
the disturbed state Of The money market has
compelled some large firms to discharge many
Of their hsEds, and give Others ony three or four
days work IN week. This was 10 be expected
from lhe financial situation. But, as things are
now Frightening everywhere, we indulge The
hepe that this stringent measure will only be oF
limited extent and duration.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
OBSTACLES ~ MARBIAEE.

Happy Keller Tor 0nn's 7icu from the ef-
fects of Errors ana Abuse t.,vgIy ll.e. Manhood
restored. lmpedimeuts u lanrrlacc removed
New method Of trea; "a. nj. New aDi remarkable
remedies, Books aud Circu d, sent free. in sealed
envelopes, Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
No. South Ninth II, Philadelphia. Pa in
StitutiOa having a high reputation tsr honorable
conduct and professional Ssiii. iv' 2aW twam
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
THE SImPLE REASON

why Hand Sapoho IS The best articlcin In tIe worll
o The constant use Of all classes Of people is he
cause II viii do what no other substance will. N
follows: -
MECHAN1cs-Wille entirely remove tar, paint
Oh ana Narnlsh from the clothing and hands
ARM NEks.--lts use viii prevent tan, sunburn
chapped hands.
"okklNG WoMKN.-lt will take the place OF
powders and cosmetics for bcautilying the com
pleNion,and VIII render the hands While and soft
no matter how n.uch they arc used,
ENEE1Bobl.--lt IL the best article in the world
lof removing all CutaneoUs blCmishes from the
skim and rendering il white beautiful. and patn-
raj in CO or. IN price cheaper than soap-oply
lo aud - Genie cake, according 10 size
scpt33 9WcodNW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
LOCAL IAfELLIoRGos,
.oeal news is dull and scarce.

Local news is dull and scarce.
Wilmington Loan Association meets tonight
The thermometer took sudden fall, this morn
ng
A good audience should greet Blind Tom, next
Monday evening, at the Grand Opera House.
Mrs John Drew aud company will appear al
the Grand Opera House, next Saturday evening.
Quite number OF Wilmington Nasous have
gone to Philadelphia, to-day, to participate in
The Masonic ceremonies
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

EMINENT MEN or SCIKNCK have diseoved that
electricity and magnetism are developed in the
system from the non in the blood. This accounts
ior The debility, low spirits and lack of energy
person feels when this vital element becomes ne.
duccd. The Peruvian Svlup, a protoxide OF iron,
supplies the blood with It's iron clement and is
the only form in which it IS possible tor il 10
enter the circulation. Ct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CoNvooArIoN. The
Northern C0nvo, alton OF the Diocese OF Delaware
wall meet on Wednesday and Thursday Meet
ing OF Clergy and Laity at Cavalry Church, for
discussion, at 4 p. M, on wednesday: at ~ u.
m. service at Cavalry Church. On Thursday
morning at l0ls Service convocation, sermon and
Holy Communion at 81 johns At ~ p IN, the
annual gathering OF the Sunday Schools, al St
Johns, with addresses nv Bishop Stevens, of
Penna., and the Rev. DIR. Tging, of New York
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

CmRAP CoAI--Stove at S5s1 Nuj, S1l5 PEI
224O ponnds for CASH only, At the wharf rontb
of Market street bridge. NM y BROWN.
July lst.-SUI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

CUNNING EXTRAoRDINARY.- - George NIag,es
worth, living at No. 3aj French street, is beyond
doubt, The most successful gunnerin these parts
his record during The past reed bird season is rs
follows
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

CALL AcCEPFED.-Rev. !. Newton Stanger,
who, for the past three years has been Rector ci
Christ Church. ChrStiaua, has received and ac-
copied call to All Saints Church, Portsmouth,
ONO He proposes to eutcr upon his new charge
about The 9th u y N,vember.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

REMoNlNG.-lt Is said that, within the pasl few
weeks, about forty five families have removed
from Wilmington. These removals are caused ty
The heads II tlmLliog getting ont OF cmploymeni.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

REAL EsTAlE.-We call attention 10 the sale
OF sev'n houses aud six building lois, tomorrow
Al ~ J.. m, by N. NJ. Child Il Co This sale
holds OUT inducements 10 purchasers See adVc
uSCment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

LAUNCH-Th iron steamship, Johns Hopkins,
VIII be launched from the yard OF the Harlan *
hollingsWouh Company, Tomorrow morning, at
O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

LARGEST NUr Cut in the csty at NM. !
BROWNS. South of Market Street Birds, y .1-,ll
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
Police Gases.
HFFoIE MAYOR s11rArs

LEFoLE MAYOR sIMMs.
John Johnson, col. for thrcatcninfi bodily harm
10 y oah Butler, was fined costs, and held 10 bail
IN The sum Of 200 10 keep the peace.
James Morgan, col, for druukenness, was fined
hiiy cents and costs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
TEE
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
Ne. o.4w. Thlsd stree1.

Six pOr cent. iatsrest 0psn Tuesday and gatar-
day eVeninga aad ever day. A. III. GTimshaW
Tres. ). p. Wales. d. D., Rres'L John y. Miller,
O~sSs yl-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

DIOCESE on DELAwARE-The Northern
Conyocatiun Of the Diocese of Delaware, com.
posed OF all the Episcopal clergymen of New
Castle County, Will meet ia Wilmington, this
week, as follows -
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, at Cal
vary Church, subject for discussion, "The
best method of aiding the Trinity Hospital"
"Wednesday eVoning ~ O'Clock, at Calvary
Church, service and seTWOn.
Thursday morning, at lOt< O'Clock, services
in 81. Johns Church, Rev. 4. Gardner LiltelI,
pastor, with ConvOcatiOn Sermon, and thr Ho-
lyCommunion.
Ia connection with the above services Of the
Conyocati0n, the third annual gathering OF all
the Episcopal Sunday School children of this
city, will be held in st. John's Church, at ~
o'clock T. NJ. RI Rev. Alfred Lee, ID. D.,
Rt. Rev. WIN. Bacon Stevens, ID. D., Bishop
of the Diocese of Pennsylvania, and Rey. 4
+. Twing, ID. D., Of the Executive Committee
OF the Indian Commission, are expected TO ad-
dress the children. A large number of visit
ing clergy will be present. The public are af-
iectlonafely invited 20 all OF these services
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

NEW Posi- OFFICE AT WILMINGTON, DEL.
The board of commissioners appointed 10 Sc
lect a site for the new post Office at Whining
ton, Del, Of which Mr.. John McGarrigla, Of
baltimore, IS member, are to meet at VIII
lnington to-day, FOR the purpose Of examining
the various locations offered, and recommend
ing to the government the most eligible site.
The above article we clip from the Baltimore
Sun, of Monday, ana It has no doubt caused
considerable surprise among the readers of
the Sun in this city. The facts OF the matter
are as follows The Custom House in this
city is TO be repaired, and during the progress
Of the repairs the Post Office will have 10 be
removed 10 other quarters. Mr.. MeGarrigle
is TO come TO Wilmington (prObably he Is here
nOw) and confer with Postmaster Lewis, In
regard to the selection Of place 10 be Oceu-
pied as a Post Once, while the Custom House
IS being repaired. Two places are mentioned
the McClary building, and the rooms under
the First National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST -
nand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

CHECKS SHl "
On Banks in Philadelphia. New York, Rosioa Bal
umore. Delaware, Penuzylvania and WafhinH1nn AZ
will be credited receipt from customers ae - W
BONDS. STOCKS. GOLD. 10.
Government Securities. Gold, State Banda Rail4
road Bonds and Stocks bought and aol1 an OOmmiS-
sion Local Securities speciality. Balng repre-
sented in all the principal cities hg reliable caFroS-
pondents. we prepared to attena b any buanaaa
IN this line with promptnees aR despatch Persons
wanting TO buy or self are invited 70 give AOall,
Quotations OF the active Stocks at New York and
Philadelphia received daily at Oiiee.
10.
Every kind Of fleEitimate BANKING dons. ss,n-4 -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30

COLLECTIONS .
0fDividends Notes. Interest Drafts 60. made with'
despatch, and accounted for the day payment 70 re-
oeived. - q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-30
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
COLLECTIONS

fixed periods. 2 - " 3 w