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France.

France is politically in decidedly tickllsh
situation. The government has been badly
beaten in the elections both of the new cham
Der of deputies and the councils general. Still
Mcmahon is determined not to obey the voice
of the people by surrounding himself with a
republican ministry, nor will he resign him
self or allow his anti-republican ministry to
resign. Last week he asked yer-Quertier,
4 moderate monarchist, to form ministry oil
conservatives that would be acceptable to the
republicans or left" as they are called, but
after a weeks work Quertier gave it up as i'm
practicable. 80 il was decided that the old
ministry should meet the chambers on reas'
scmbling on the eth, and on Il vote of want oi
confidence being proposed, as it certainly VIII
be- To defend the government to the last and
then resign Whether after that McMahon
will attempt to force another dissolution, or
will show a disposition 10 conciliate, Is the
question.
The chambers met on the 9Th, but occupied
all week in 'rectifying" the elections 80 that
the music" will probably not open until next
week. VI Grevy was chosen provisional
president
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DOLLAR-AND-A-HALP FOR TEN CENTS.

eStosldart,- Musical Library. Just Fuelishnc.
Z. ful szr. bit and ist lu1r nltsic ~ ~ Cat
aaf TspHhrr - 49, frucs rsa lnsfilcltf NJ 49,.
fyleI1s. Hrnias etc. a. For sale ~ ell ncNstts,us
Po-iae CENTS % b. seut IN adiiSn 10 above. N''
n SToDDAgr CO.
usris sSChrsIuut II. rhils1ss-s
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\ telegram from Rome says that Christina,
is the time fixed for the pope to issue the apps
tolic letters reesiabiishing the Catholic hier
archy in Scotland.
The popes health continues tolcrably Satis
factory.
Midhat pasta i in Rome.
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NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS

Give richer display OF colorngs and brilliant effects thu
season than for many years past and are cnttS bS
every European fresh additions TO our sioca
The mixed COSTUME CLOTHS range in price frosn 20
ward 10 81 o. and low priced DRESS GOODS, IRON u
yard up many OF them being Is cfeotNess the bca'lrf
fabrics.
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Lord & Taylor,
NEW YORK.
OR APPROPRIATIONS

OF THIS SEASON GIVE Us AN UNEoUAIEp sICtk
OF GOODS.
BLACK SILKS handsome and durable, all widths. heA
10 $3.50 The GREAT AMERICAN INDEsrEtCrfolE
SILK, q ~, u % and =. 50 ,
PLAIN COLORED SILKS new shades, commencins a.
low as 5c per yard &0 quality OF last
son at 81 25 M, . 49,, 49, ~,
shades from $40 upwards. TRIMMING satns nj es~
worth sl.S
THE PRICES AT WHICH WE oFFER 0LRslLhS Nh
ONE.QUARTER To ONETHlRD LESS
THAN LAST SEASON.
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sr- our o.sl- are all nr-t,a-> W. make point o.
al orders exactly and The interest II purchasers. W
guarantee all purchases De- siisrHtoy Ia buyers an
stand ready 70 rrmt,ly al We invite orders.
WINGED thai a mi trial viii Insure the regular
hereafter
Ali Uri,-s FIR goods D. accompanied hy the money
uur-, fart.,. IA ,-ss will De- cent hy ENpress G. q. o.
wher. r rymsnrr D. lIrr always rvturu tLt lf
FERENCE
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DOMESTIC and HOU SEkEEPING
GOODS.

shccings. Pillow Cloths Blankets, Quilts Comfort-'.t~
and IN fact. every article required IN this line
alv avs ~.ll NJ manufacturers prices.
White Goods and Llrns. rom the nn->t White Jaghrc
o the bet Linen Daask all grade, and qualities. SRI
factory urrts
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Ladies Misses and Chldrcu's Hosiery from $40 dZeu
IN goods Al the newest aud prrttr-t design
Hosiery represented III stocN In Sk Cotton ahc
MrrtnO.
"a thing Of beauty Is JOY forever"
and beautin stockings considered an lnd.
mar q female nj
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.SHAWLs, MANTLES 4 WRAPS,

India Valley Cashmere Shswls rom slVuVo up Ihoa'
Filled Centers ut 5000 and up. -, CA, 80 4,
Real Deccs, Chcdda and Striped India snans rev y,
sens from tO on upw ards. Also null lines British frrhch
and German wis ia beautiful new les OF Inc PES, a
oat reliable MANUFACTURE Parb Nantes and Cloak- OF IN
latest modes from 1850 ~, and Berlin from stn@
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THE PICTURESQUE SIDE OF AMERI-
CAN FARM LIFE.
9 ROXY"

BY EDwARD EaGLEsroN author OF The Hooser School
master" &c. This new novel viii doubtless be the most
important American serial of the year The FIRST number
was published in November Those who have read IL IN
manuscript declare Roxy 10 be much the most striking and
remarkable story this author has written. II IL illus
tratcd by of the able of the younger American paint
ersMr. Walter Shlraw, President of "The American Art
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The senate on Friday of last week, after ap
ointing a committee 10 attend Senator Nor
PMS funeral a, indianapolis, adjourned over
b Wednesday Of this week The house was
30 much in earnest over The resumption re-
cal measure and silver hill to follow the OK.
nipple. but remained in session each day, only
|cognizing Moron'> death by adopting a rc>o
ition at the close of Fridays session, reciting
Iorton's death, As Il mark of respect for
hom the house do now adjourn
THE tRNY BILL
The army bill was reported 10 the house ON
Grurlay and made the special order for We'd
sday II provides for keeping The army up
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BY JOHN BURROUGHS author of Wake Robin" &C., will
contain only articles Birds, but on "Tramnng,
Camping Out" and kindred topics Mr. Burroughss pa
pers will begin in the January number the first being enti
lied Rr and Birds" and Illustrated by Fidella Brdges
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Fl'RS.

Alaska seal Sgcqucs. from 800 up.
Alaska seal Mufis. from 400 ur.
Alaska seal Boas. from - % ny.
Mink Muffs aud Boas. from sll-O a ~. upNssi
>ils Fur-ilncd Garments. RON $50
tia-kE sable sets. frum stSl
4 gtYo-l - of Fur ~ low - ei.bI
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
THBDYINGS'FRIKE
Resumption Of Traffic on Sew
eral Main Lines.
LAWLESS VIOLENCE THROTTLED.
All Quiet at Chicago, st. Louis
and Pittsburg.
A SHADOW AT READING.
Formidable Military Movements in Penn
sylvania and New Jersey.
"THE WATCH ON THE HhCKENSACK.'
Arrest of Rioters and lncendiarieS in
the Troubled Cities.
The New York Militia Thanked
AID 0isn, ssed
Formidable Military Movements in Penn
Sylyania and New Jersey.
"THE WATCH ON THE HACKgNSACK.'
Arrest of Rioters and IncendiarieS in
the Troubled Cities.
The New York Militia Thanked
aid Dism ssed.

The Chicago rioters have learned their painful
lesson, and the city remains quiet. st. Louis, nnd
ing itself strong enough to make aggressive
movement against the threatening mob, has as
sured that city safety. The arrest OF an
entire meeting of suspected mob leaders,
instance OF resistance, shows that the
party OF order is completely IN tho ascendant
The anti Chinese rioters or San Francisco are
taken good care OF by the yigilants. Arrests OF
men involved in the violence and destruction at
various points continues. The movement in force
Of Governor Hariranft along the Pennsylvania road
toward Pittsburg which, it Is expected, he Will
reach this morning, is the principal military event
to be chroncled He seems determined to raise
the blockade there. A similar movement
Is in progress in New Jersey, where large
force is concentrating on Phillipsburg The New
York troops have been dlsbanded and are return
ing home, having been thanked by the Governor
Tor their promptness in the public service. Trou-
bic hovers vaguely over Reading and is feared at
one or two points in the Pennsylvania mining re-
gion. Small disturbances are reported at WASH
ington n. j., and PEORIA ILL., The violent feature
of the movement, it will be seen, has generally ex-
hausted ITSELF
AS the strike was made on the idea that 1t was
proper not only to quit work, but to prevent freight
moving, the collapse OF the force that stopped the
engines is the signal for the resumption OF traffic.
The New York Central and the Erie lines are NOV
ing freight regularly. The Pennsylvania road is
freight both ways yesterday. The Northern Central
and Canada Southern will resume to-day. The
Pennsylvania, the Little Miami and portion
of Lehigh and Susquehanna. The Wabash will re-
will resume in day or two.
The factories and mills closed by the mobs at Chi
cago St. Louis and Toledo have recommended opera
tions.
A test OF the growing weakness of the strike is
the tendency toward arbitration as means OF set
tlement of tile difficulties the part the railroad
men. The companies, however, as a rule, prefer to
make direct compromise or defer all questions Of
wages until after the trains are running
Taken altogether the outlook for general re-
sumption OF traffic and cessation OF mob violence
ID encouraging.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
ARTHUR SPEAKS AGAIN.

WILL THE ENGINEERS DEMAND PAY FOR
TINE LOST DUIISG THE sTRIKE?-whY
THE ''BRoTHERHooD" HAS A POLITICAL MA
CHINE IN NEW JERSEY.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnsLD.1
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 27, 1871
To-day l interviewed r. NJ. Arthur, Grand Chief En-
Rinecr Of the brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
respecting the statements that have appeared East
ern papers hat members of the brotherhood would
demand pay all lost time consequence OF the alb
scncc of freight trans, and II refused would de-
cline 10 take out passenger trains Arthur
said he knew noihing OF this, but certainly should
If il was true. In reference TO making the influence
Of the Brotherhood felt at the New Jersey election Nj
Arthur said IL fact that the Order was work ng
politically there. he considered IL had perfect right
10 do he passage of The bill of General Scwcl Seua-
tor from Camden and Railroad Superintendent, rem
dcriuc IL a misdemcanor railroad men TO abandon
their locomotives except at regular station was The
cause OF action of the brotherhood. The bill was
very obnoxious, and it is intended TO defeat all who
voted for it who want Office again.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
THE SITUATION AT BUFFALO.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 81. 1877.
Trains are running regularly here on all roads ex-
ccptng the Canada Southern and freight trains the
Lake Shore The main difficulty on the Canada
Southern is reported at ST. Thomas Trains on this
road will be started, however, the morning. The
freight engineers OF the Lake Shore who mold out are
eiv ,. resume WOrk,
they will be discharged and trains started with new
men. All is quiet today The military from abroad
have beeu sent home, and this evening the Seventy
fourth regiment has been dismissed
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
GENERAL DISSATISFACTION AMONG ERIE EN-.
PLoYEs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
H0RNELLsvILLE N. Y, July 27. 1871
The Brooklyn Twenty Third Regiment lett this place
this morning. thus ending the military occupation of
Aornelsve. All railway business goes on as usual
but it cannot be denied that there much dssatisac
ton among the employees. On the Buffalo Division
especially, the settlement most unwillngly re-
cevcu. Trouble is reported at Buffalo. The strikers
tear their discharge later, notwithstanding
the compact They have no faith that tho company
Will keep tath with them. The town is disturbed This
evening over rumors oil an impending renewal OF the
strko Careful inquiry fails to elicit any substantial
grounds Tor such tears beyond the dissatisfaction
mentioned.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28

GOVERNOR HARrRANFr AT BLAIRsyILLE IN
TERsEcrIoN WITH a STRONG FORCE HOPES
OF Compromise WITH PENNSYLVANIA
MEN-rHE FORT WAYNE STRIKERS SUR
RENDER. etbfs Il.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
ILLINOIS.

THE MOB ovEEAwED BY UNITED STATES
TgooPs--FULLEg LIST OF YESTERDAY s
CASUALTIES -pAssENGEE AND MAIL TRAINS
PENDED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO, July n, 1877.
The day has passed without violence. Early this
morning crowd was reported 10 be gathering at the
corner of Archer avenue and south Halsed street. u
the quarters known "Brdgcport." Three cavalry
companies and Two panics OF the Secon1 regiment
we're ordered ~ spot Tho Board OF Trade cavalry
and Colonel Agranonte's Veterans, some three
hupored strong repaired the scene sup.
ported by The Infantry. The mob was
dispersed without difficulty. The Hasted via
duct, tho scene OF ycslorday's trouble, has been
susrded by the second, aud all day tue Stars and
Stripes and the green hag o ireland have oated there
n silent warnings to the cullen crowds who lined the
street, Tho cavalry has paroed the western part of
tho city from early ths morning TILL evening and not
snot has been fred. All has likewise been quiet at
the stock yards, where 4 company OF mounted police
and Two companies Of the regulars guard. The
pittsburg and Fort Wayne passenger tram moved out
n quarter past ave uuder guard Of the cavalry and
company Of the Twenty second regulars Az the Six
,s.otn street crossing tho did oner to
lest The train.
YEARS on FINANCIAL TEoUBLE
Tn. c,txeus ARE very tired OF this continuous ex-
.,,ement. which has caused universal suspension OF
o.s ness Ou, the general impression s that pocy
9 ,or,e.rapce is the Dcs. one and the city must
n. ou,ctlv guarded until the excited classes resume
49, ~on,sd ouietness. Business mon feel that we
have very narrowly escaped . commercial panic
The New York herald., 1877-07-28

u
Major General Ale xandcr shale commanding First di-
vision National Guard OF the state OF New YORK. hereby
ordered to Immediately dismiss all the commands his
division which have duty in compliance vita
him from these headquarters ;hc 23d inst
IN dong he w convey to the troops expression
of the alton OF tho hicf ior the
alacnty with which they responded to his
order excellent behavior while duty The
Division will transmit TO these arters
ranort in of alaAra anlApA
The New York herald., 1877-07-28

last few DAYS a. Jersey City, seemed delighted
at the change. The detention OF the men
at the armory In Jersey City was very
unpleasant ana they informed Colonel steeie
that they would rather be in active service. ino
Fourth OF New jerseys crack regiments oelng
they VIII render honor 10 the state Governor Bedle
has ordered supply o. ratIons for three days por-
ton o the First regiment VIII be ordered 10 Jersey
CITY 10 take the place OF the Fourth. The Pennsylya-
MIA Railroad depot at Jersey City is being closely
guarded. Freight trains are running regularly. Tne
dispatches between Colonel scott aud superintendent
Barker indicate that the troubles the pennsyivanu
Railroad are ended f 4 ffrf
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
NEW YORK.

SATISFACTION OF GOVERNOR RoBINsoN AND THE
ADJUTANT GENERAL AT THE CONDUCT OF
THE NATIONAL GUARD THE REGIMENTS DIS
MISSED, WITH THANKS.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, SATURDAY, JULY 2l, 1877.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

pRlCES REDUCED.
an no% putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Full sets from SO TO SIS.
Partial sets in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Where eeta arc TO be put in no charge will DO
made for extracting.
DR. FAWCETT, Dentist,
nay Ism No. 9! N. Wash. at., Alexa., Va.
HR ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutsw streot,
~ Baltimore Md from long experience in
Hospital and Special Practice, will guarantee
Cure in all Diseases of the Urinary Organs,
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General Do
bility, lmpotency, Gloss of sexual powcr) Ex-
haustion and all bad effects arising from. oary
indiscretons and abuses. Also all Female Com
plants. Diseases recently contracted positively
cured in 10 10 days. DR.. K, endorsed by tho
loading physicians of Baltimore, guarantees
honorable and scientific treatment TO all placing
themselves IN his hands. i II consultations
strictly confidential. Csn BIS consulted in WASH
.ngton every Wednesday and Saturday, irn;n :!
10 . p. M, 1T his office, 92l ID ST., botwnon 9th
and 10th. Call or writ0, enclosing stamp for
reply. fob l3-ly
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OBJ L EN Ms 7 Ia Y a N n n n N u IN :
Washington, d. g.,
Uayc during tho past few wcoks beon steadily
adding TO their supply of
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS,
and ss Q result have ono of the largest and most
varied assortments to be found in Amorlca.
Jmmodiatelv that new article is brought out
by the leaders of the mole they take measures to
bu supplied with it, so that their lady patrons
can always find what they want, or what has
boon suggested to their fancy anywhere.
In PERCALE SUITS their stock is COM
ploto. They show Plain and Combination Por-
Gales, in Checks and Stripes, and in all colors
and shades The most lastidious tsste cannot
escape being satisfied. and the prices range as
follows: So, 81, S., S5.73 and So.
In CAMBRIA SUITS they have sill shades Of
Bluo, Green, Black and Brown, and with Trim
mings, embracing Bands, Plaitlngs, Lace and
Em6roideries. The prices are ST, 81 50, So,
$3.50, Sc, Sc 81, S7.25. IS, Sll.37 and $l2
CAMBRIC OVERSkIRTS and BASQU ES,
in all shades of Blue, Black, Grecn and Brown
edged with all tho stylish tints and trimmed in
Embroideries, Bands and Torchon Lace, at SO,
81, SIS and SCI
A full and very elegant line Of entirely NEW
designs, and extending in price from S3 to Sl5O.
Linen Overskirts and Basques, in endless va.
riety, trimmed in Plsitings, Embroideries,
Lsces and Braided, in al coors and shapes,
and at prices from So to Sl2.75. Polonaisos
trimmed in Bands, Plaitngs and Braids, from
$4 to $3.50.
LADIES SUMMER ULSTERS an ndis-
pensable and very "tone-y" garment, IN all the
latest shapes and with different trimmings. and
Of all sizes. lengths and dimensions. at moderate
figures, running from $3.50 to $3.50.
Tho grand department Of WHITE SUITS is
one of tho most important of this house. The
stock is largo but we'll selected and unsurpassed
for design, make and finish throughout. The
different patterns OF suits embrace Poonaises or
Overskirts and Basques st reduced prices, run
ming from IS TO SlS; also White Orcrsklrts and
Bssquos from S3 TO $li 80
4 line of vory graceful Polonaisos marked
down TO rates varying from So TO $40
Particular attention is called to lot of styls
White Bssques, trimmed with Lace Embrolde-
ries, Lsces and Rulllos, and marked only $3.50
to $S.
They will open this week new and very su,
perior line OF first class LINEN and CAM BRlC
SUITS. Those will be trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted ombroideries. in all the new
and becoming colors. They will be marked at
the lowest possible figures. and we predict will
Just suit tho taste of ladies who appreciate artist
c things. TAlLOK HU Fly,
jo G-tr 9533 Pa. ev., Washington, y. e..
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NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODs-JUST
~ IN SEASON.
Monday, July ID, 1877.
Wo received to day and hsvein storo choice
limo of Summer Dress Goods, and otlor thom at
extra low prices. viz:
Yard wide Dress Linen st Zoe.
DO. Extra Good DO. at 25c.
Pacific Lawns, very pretty, at l0c.
Plain White French Organdies.
Checked do. very desirable.
French Organdes with rich bordering.
White, Figured and Dotted Muslins.
White. Bluo and Pink Tarletans at 20c.
Black Trimming and Lining Silk. yard wide,
5Cc.
White Corded piqus and MuslinS at lOc, to-
gether with other cheap goods.
ID. f. BRASHEAR,
Ii. Z. Noomos. No. 100 King street!
iv2 Alexandria, VS..
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CTARTLiNU AND STRANGE DEVEL-
- OPEMENTS.

CTARTLiNu AND STRANGE DEVEL-
- OPEMENTS.
Tho whole business community was thrown
into state OF violent excitement and agitation
this morning by the discovery that
ID. BENDHEIM,
AT HIS PALACE DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 1l2 King street,
wss sna hss been selling his goocs ut q
WON DERFUL SACRIFICE.
for no other reason than to keep his stock NOV
inr. Being interviewed, this strange event was
only augmented by the fact that ho intends to
completely revoluiionizo the Dry Goods trade
in AIoxendria rs regards prices, SC.
DOWN WITH YOUR PRICES
Best Calico SIC; Orgsndl Lawn lle; yard
wide Linen for dresses l9c; Dress Goods, plaid
or striped 1Oc Grenadines at your own prices, /;
Psrasols from Goc 70 S.; Cass'mcros' all M wool; ds
Pins 2c; q line White Spread 81 25; best Shirt
ing, striped, TO-; iao Victoria Lawn l2!c; a
good Ladies Gsuzo Vest for 43c; also q large
stock Of Gents Underwear which we will sell
at bottom figures; good Linen Crash 7c per yd !;
also large line of Ladies' Linen Suits, which
will be sold q! the lowest prices before carrying
over. A call is all he ssks iy5
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LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
Gooley's S Cork Corset t
ISAAC EICIlBERG,
(Sole Agent for AleXandria.)

CORK IN LIEU OF BONE-Elcgant, easy,
durable And delightful 10 tho woarcr NO moro
bones breaking. No cutting of fabric. Ihe
public may rely upon Cooloy's Cork Corset IS
being tho ycry bosL and most comfortable Cor
snt made. Il gives q plumpDoss to tho ilgure
which nr other Corset can approach. Tho pres
sure sud burden cf dresses. as now worn, ronder
it absolutely necessary for ladies who pay any
rey.r,! 10 health to wear somo kiEd Of Corset
to 1olicvc llis pressure Ladies' will lind TO thor
satisfaction and erlnurt that Cooley's Cork Cor
sat is the best adapted for this purpose. Jy |.
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,,ECRxA,g, SODA WATER, aSc.

NoTlcE'
respectfully inform my customers and tho
pabIic generally that having improved my Ia
ctios for tho manufacture OF
ICE CREAM,
Am now prepared to furnish families. plcnics
and parties vi the lowest rates with superior
arliclc in quantities 10 suit.
Nv ICE CREAM PARLOKS will bs found
rs comfortab,e .s sny n the city: thoy having
yucenly been relttsl for tho Comfort and con-
vonienco my patrons, who will 30 sorvod 1T
ali hours with DELICIOUS CREAM Of any
,!a,ired lavor, snd ice cold SODA WATER,
made Of the purost Syrups.
FRUIT Of all kinds H. season.
A la-ga limo of CONFECTIONERY GOODS,
zach .s UANDIES NUTS, Sc, constantly on
hand and for salo Wholesale and retail at bottom
prices. CHRISTIAN SCHAFER,
No. 5 north Fairfax ST.,
nv D2-3m AloXsndria. w.
DEADY FOR SUMME