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EOUN I'D.

E7OUND- CAME TO THE PREMISES, NO
IL 499 Magazine street, u COW viii h the
owner can have by calling at the above address.
proving. property aud paying for this adver
tisement Hnd expenses. se12 3t*
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AUCTION SALES.
MONTGOMERY g. co.

MONTGOMERY e. Co.
&c. G. BULLARD. Auctioneer.)
Attend to sales of REAL ESTATE, MERIDIAN.
Disc Of all kinds, HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUBE, HORSES and LIVE STOCK, OAR.
RIAGES, LIBRARIES, PAINTINGS, ETo.
Regular sales at their Office and saesroom. the
Old Auction Mart, ST Camp street every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at IL q. m.
Sales of Horses and Stock. Carriages, Harness.
etc, ev, ~ SATURDAY. at II q, M. at MONT
GOMERY'S TATTERSALLS. 70 Baronne
street.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences promptly
attended. Cash advances, If desired.
The business Of their friends and the public
solicited.
MONTGOMERY & co.,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.
81 Camp Street. sci i'm
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Volunteer Physicians Wanted to GO to
Holly Springs and GreenviIle Mississippi Ap-
ply to Howard Association. No. 58 Camp street,
between g. N. and 3 y. m. an5
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sumo her trips in the New Orleans, Greenville
and Bend trade on THURSDAY. September. 10.
1878. Se1Otf
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John R. Clay vs.. Mrs. John EpeBloas and
her husband
H'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
= l9h OF Orleans No. 9497-By virtue of q writ
OF seizure and sale. to me directed by the hon
or ratle the Fifth District Court ior the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled
cause, vii proceed to sell at public auction. at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets IN the Second District Of this city, on
II ESDAY, Oct Der l. 1878. at 70 o'clock NJ,
the f3 nh yyzq describel property. to wit
=, A PORTION OF GROUND. situated in the
fauhourg Treme in th' Second District Of this
city, in the square bounded by P eur Dumaine
Il man ans st. Ann streets, and composed Of
the lots de- ignated by the numbers two and
three. on sketch ma'io by A. knel|, late sur
veyor., November 90. 1851. and annexed to an act
passed on the first Of December. 1851, ia the
office Of A. E. Bienvenu, notary pubic IN this
CITY, which portion OF ground measures, in
american measure. tWenty-six feet front on
Prleur street by one hundred and twenty-five
teet IN depth. brtWeen parallel lines; together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, as will more fully appear by reference to an
act passed before Onesiphore Drouet notary
public In this city, dated February 49, 1875.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CaSh On the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
aIl31 SET ID 81 % Or1
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BY P1acide j. Spear.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. VIRGINIA e. SHAW.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 4O.505.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TTVHE FIRM OF J. BURNETT & 60. rs THIS
4 day dissolved by mutual consent. j. III.
FRANKENBUSH has control of its assets and
Is charged with the liquidation and settlement
Of Its affairs. J. BUR NET,
Port Gibson. Miss.
T. G. ENGLESL No,
Port Gibson Miss.
J. NJ. FRANKENBUSH,
New Orleans. La.
Now Orleans, September /. 1878.
PEFERRING TO THE ABOVE THE UN-
~ defsigned begs leave tot INFORM his friends
and those of the LATE firm of J. BURNEF &
co. that he will hereafter continue tho cotton
factorage and commission business for his own
account as successor to the same. under the
style Of J. M. F1tANkENBUSH.
- EFERRING TO THE FOREGOING, THE
IA undtrsig ned would bespenk for their for
mer partner and successor of the ole firm the
continued patronage and good will Of their
friends.
j. BURNETT,
Port G bsOn, Miss.
T. G. ENCLOSING,
sol I'm Port GIBSON. Miss.
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DR.. w. G. AUSTIN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
Corner of jackson and Magazine streets,
Upper City Hotel)
Office hours. 7 to a. NJ, and to7 ID. N.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE,
No. 12A Canal street.
OHtce hours. from - to =. m.
Can be summoned by american District tele-
gEapn NJ any nOur. jy25 5ptf
Floating Bath-House and NatariIlm.
Situated on the river, one block and a half
above Jackson street.
Take Tchoupitoulas Or Baronnc and Jackson
street cars. etc.
Twenty minutes ride from Canal street Omen
from a. n. until .. N.
ADMISSION PRICES;
Monthly tickets. .....................s2 50
single Entry. ----..--....-....-.... Is
Swimming lessons Zone cOurse).... ........ s 90
HARRY HAMMERS LEY.
aus 3m Manager
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Branch Depository state National Bank,
corner Royal and Cont streets-Until further
notice this Bank will remain open until 4
o'clock .. N, each day. and will not reopen dur
ing the evening.
CHAs. L. C. DUPUY. Cashier.
New Orleans, September 3, 1878. sea I'M
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yellow Fever can be prevented by the
Medicated Vapor Bath. 1t thoroughly purifles
the system by withdrawing all poisonous mat
tors. thus preventing contagion. This Vapor
Bath that has proved SO efflcacous In eraicat-
ing Yellow Fever from the system is obtained
by an apparatus recently, patented for the pro-
duction, Of Turkish and Vapor Baths. at the
cost Of the heat required-about five cents. It
can be moved from room to room and man
aged bya child with no danger in the operation.
No family can have the Yellow Fever if It's mem,
In draining the poison from the systom whom
used on a Yellow Fever patient. II has proved
moro effective than the ordinary Turkish Bath
House. in Graduating rheumatism, Asthma,
Catarrh Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia. and all Nor
vous and Debilitatfng Maladies.
The entire apparatus for Turkish and Vapor
Baths, including case Of medicinal agents for
the production Of six different Medcated Vapor
Baths. $40. We will send, carriage paid. on re-
ceipt Of price, or G. O. d. by express, charges to
be paid by purchaser. Pamphlet Of testimo-
malls and drawing Of apparatus free.
LUBIN,s PORTABLE TURKISH BATH
COMPANY. G3 East Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio. au1S I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ARMY of Northern Virginia, Benevolent
Association, Louisiana Division. New Orleans
September 10. 187s-Regular monthly meeting
SATURDAY, September IL. 1878, at 1880 D. m. at
Mechanics Institute.
The pnnctual attendance Of officers and mem
bers is requested. Us business of interest and
importance will be brought before them. The
executive committee viii meet at O'Clock sharp.
BY order of FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS President
JOHN lei. MURRAY
gt TTnaS1lrar and Artfny
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10000! 10000 J!
PAIRS
LADIES FOX B BOOTS
At $s1 25 Per Pair,
Ar THE,
5, - = -, = !,
SHOE STORE.
NOTICE!
NOTICE!
This new line Of FANCY SLIPPERS, manu-
featured for our house cxpressly-THE VERY
LATEST:
PEPITA SLIPPERS,
PEPITA SLIPPERS,
PEpITA SLIPPERS,
THE NEATEST ARTICLE MADE,
Only SO per pair.
Ell DORADO,
Ell DORADO,
Ell DORADO
SHIPPERS,
EXTRA HEEL. FRENCH BOW. ONLY
81 ''' 81 so, $, 10.
AIMEE TIES, Four Straps,
AIMEE TIES, Four Straps,
AIMEE TIES, Four Straps,
The finest street shoe made; will only suit
with colored stockings.
PRICE MODERATE,
PRICE MODERATE.
Every lady should have pair.
AMANDA,
AMANDA,
AMANDA,
Latest Partisan STYLE found only at the
Red Star,
Only S3,
Only SIS,
Only So,
Only So,
Only So
la BATELIERE,
LA BATELIERE,
LA BATELIERE,
Beautiful sandal style. all kid. best made
THE FURORE IN PARIS,
Sold at So IS,
Sold at 50 rs,
Sold at 81 as,
Sold at 81 Is
PER PAIR.
This is fine article, and will suit for parlor
Or street use. Every lady should have pair,
GENTS'
GENTS
MANHATTAN SLIPPERS.
This is a very elegant article, put up with an
extra French goat and fancy worked in the
front.
Sc SO viii buy n pair.
OLD LADIES'
OLD LADIES'
OLD LADIES'
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SUCCESSION OF VICTOR LAUMAE,

Second District Court for the Parish Of OrIeans-
No 4OJ74
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST-
ENCE ASSOCIATION.
kEw ORLEANS. September -, 1878.

The following reQuistiOns were this day hon.
Ored upon presenta' ion, viz:
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Personalities.

nr. A. H. kunst, one ot the physi-
clans at the asylum for the insane, is at
the Mcclure. He came to the city for the
purpose I'll removing some oi the luna
tics from the Ohio County Jail 10 IVES.
ton.
Misses Annie Morrison ani Ai,lic
k,mplc are candidates in a contest Tor
a set ri lcWclry to he voted ioT at the
North Street NJ T.. Church festival,
which begins this evening.
Miss LYDIA Byrne, at one time resi-
dent oi this city, but now oil Charleston,
WAS married. last week, Ia 4. W Camp
bell, If Spencer, Rosne county, this State
James VI. Galloway, at one time prin-
Cipai 1T the First ward school, has been
appointed pepsty Secretary of the State
oi Colorado.
Attorneys Russell, Dovener and
iicarne left. last evening, for Psrkers-
hung, where they 20 to attend Federal
Court
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Corsey's Injuries.

Later developments in the McCully-
Corscy cutting scrape give the follow
ing additions; At the Lyceum the qucs-
ton under discussion was, Should the
resident Chinese be naturalizcdP Me
Gully had spoken on the affirmative and
made the statement that the celcstiais
ate ~ do WE, and when succeeding
orator denied this, and said they toasted
upon rodents, McCully rose in his seat
10 reply and was pulled down by Cor
sey. The cutting atiray was about rs
published this morning,
After his wounds had been dressed,
and he was taken home, Corscy began
to bleed again, and it was found nccca-
sary e. recall DR.. Campbell, VIII"
chcrkcd the flow oi blood. Yesterday
at noon the injured man was quite rest
less and weak, having been unable To
sleep, but unless Inflammation sets in,
his wounds are not considered danger
Gus. McNully has quite a serious
wound on the back of his left hand,
supposed To- have been inflicted 10y him
sell 1t is u deep cut, extending h"ri-
znntally across the hand and scverlng
the tenders. That hand will probably
be useless for long time.
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THE HISTORY OF ADAY.

CAlD session Of Council Tor next Tues
day night.
TUX Crescent boat club will dance
next Friday night. !
"CAyo mucha nieve ayer"--Ha said
as he passed along the street.
There will be social held at the
Zane Street NJ. l.. Church this evening.
THEIRS il a desire 10 have the Gen.
tannial clock" removed 10 Centre
Wheeling
THE Arlington Stove Works started
up yesterday morning, after several
days idlcness.
THsks deeds Of trust aud one release
were recorded at the office OF the County
Clerk, yesterday.
TnE youngsters enioyed themselves
coasting on the hoard walk on Seventh
street, above Market yesterday.
Oys of the rolls at the Crescent Mill
was broken Monday morning, which
caused the mill to shut down until this
morning.
Tn>r newspaper man whose engage
mcnt has caused so much gossip Tor the
past two weeks, will end his bachelor
days this afternoon.
The children's mission band OF the
Stone Church will give q social at Elm
Grove town hall, this evening for the
benefit vi the band.
The coopers at the cooper shops Of
Wilson, Dunlayy Il Co, North Wheel
ing. are compelled to work every even
ing in order to oil orders for kegs
As the snow -ballng season has at last
arrived, ii would be well IN enforce the
ordinance in relation to prohibiting
youths from indulging in this pastime,
KAISER WILHELM SCHULTZ is up to
his elbows in preparations Tor the grand
social To he given by Black Prince No.
~. X. of T., on Christmas eve. We re-
turn thanks for an invitation.
A LARaE number Of persons attended
the reception given Mr.. McAndrews
and bride at the residence Of the groom,
on Jacob street, last evening. The
young people danced to the strains ct
Cockayne's orchestra until an early
hour this morning.
RgYMAS received new force pump
from Cincinnati, and is using 1t IN con
structing the sewer which he Is putting
in from his new we'll to the one dug
some months ago. The pump il used to
force the water from the sewer 30 that
the work may progress.
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THAT DETECTIVE.
Shall We Have One? What Is
said upon the subject.

Last week we printed an article set
ting forth the necessity of one or more
detectives, and, rs il attracted universal
attention and was generally commented
upon, We got opinions from various
prominent officials, the result OF which
Is condensed in the following:
That the city needs the services OF
somebody in that capacity, Is the gener-
al view, though there is great diversi-
" Of opinion Us to how and by whom
they shall he managed. The majority
favor plan by which two salaried
detectives shall beappointed to be placed
under the direction Of the sheriff, and
paid by tho Board NJ Commissioners.
Others think MI appropriation should
bc made by the STATE and handled 10y
the board oi Public Works. This plan
is in imitation I'll the State detective plan
OF Ohio.
And there are numerous well-intorm-
cd persons who favor the proposition Ia
empower the Mayor Ia appoint detec-
tivrs, in conjunction with the Commit
tee on Police. by this plan the Mayor
would b. made responsible for tho ac-
tons Of these officers, which would in
yolyc more time than an unsalaried eN-
ccutivc could spare. The proposition is
probably good one, hut TO guarantee
It's success the office Of Mayor must be
accompanied by u salary.
In March of 1877 this subject was
broachcd and an ordinance to that II.
feet was submitted to Council. Hut on
She 9TH OF that month, the Solons of
the Second Branch saw lit to kill il. II
was entitled, AN ordinance in relation
to the powers, duty and compensation
OF the Mayor Of the city OF Wheeling,
and the latter portion OF section : read
as follows: "llc shall also have power
to take such secret measures as he may
deem necessary for the detection and
apprehension III offenders against the
ordinances ri the city; but no cNpendi-
lures oi money in relation Ia such ser
vices shall he made, nor shall the city
hr made made liable 10 pay for such
service unless such expenditures shall
have been made with and by the al
vice and consent nf the Committee on
Police
These are rs lar rs plans 90. AZ for
the necessity at detectives, il is uniNcr
sally agreed to- one official remarked
that hc had spoken OF the want for the
past live years, AMI another said that
he knew al no city oi II population
equal L. ours, that WAS ~ unprepared IN
case nl emergency ~ was our"
1t il should become known abroad
that We had an effective corps OF de-
trctivcs, il would go far to deter gangs
OF other cities from paying Ms maraud-
ing visits. our police force il power
less in such cases, having its hands full
in attending to ether duties, and steps
should ut once be taken 10 supply this
long existing want.
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DIR. IiorBh.

DR.. licrsh would say Ia those who
have been afflicted Tor years, Ia those
" hn are suffering from what they sup
pose chronic diseases, To give him trI-
al. lie will not iulilrt upon them any
painful "prsations ar give them nausc-
ous medicines. Hts treatment is pain
less and pleasant, and his uniform sue
cess in this community aud others, and
the numhrrless testimonials, that are
unimpcarhable, all attest the efficacy OF
his treatment. His rooms at 1913 Chap
line street, this city, are crowded with
thosc seeking relief Remember he can
be at all times consulted, aud that free
of charge.
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whelan Literary Society

This organization held H. regular
weekly session, last night, at is hall in
~ Nincent's tolicgr The exercises,
consisting at essays dcclamstluns and
re,'i,a,ions, were unusually interesting
and speak we'll Tor the progress uf 10,
members. \ spirited debate MAS held
on the question; j. war grrEicT evil
than inteInpeFancr7 The affirmative
was sustained by John 4. Black and the
negative nv Il. J. Ma;hison The dc.
cision was gwen for the negative.
After the close al the debate Father
Collins delivered most interesting and
able dissertation ea literature, which
was listened TO with profound attention
iy tho members .t
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Tho Weather prophets.

The very decided spell Ol weather
which cold Prob showered upon us
yesterday brought out in great force the
crop al Representations ON that uncer-
tain topic. Some thought il was going
To- br AN unusually severe winter, Tor
the fishermen had discovered that the
musk rat had hurrowcd three times as
deep as last or preceding winters. The
farmers backed up this view forcihly by
asserting the husks Of the corn we're cx
traurilnarily thick this season. And
Nature Of course knows more about how
severe ar how moderate the coming win
ter will Ice, in month, than all the
weather prophets and professors of
pncumatrs would know in a
msnth. and therefore makes
provision accordingly. hut the great
difficulty Is To know just what nature
has done in the way at preparing for n
harl winter We had made up our
minds the tishcrmcn aud farmers were
right this time aud the coming three
months would be speaking hguratiyc-
" real "scorrhcrs,' when along comes
an old oman who throws cold water on
our dreams III lots Of slcighing with the
dear creatures, with hot bricks at our
irct and soft nonsense in our head, and
plenty oi skating and So forth, by de
claring she knew positively the winter
would be- ~ mild US sucking doons, Tor
she saw the glow worms only last week,
still wandering around carclcssly above
ground, as il it sPprrhendcd
danger 10 its writhing form from
either the weather, the strutting Cob
bier, or keen eyed hen. We are now ss
unsettled MS ever, in our mind, whs, the
winter will he. and from now until
Christmas, sealed proposals will be re-
crivcd from the knowing ones for relia
hlr estimates on the condition Of the
season tor the subsequentthree months,
\ bond with two or more reliable sure
ties thereon must accompany bids a. a
guarantee Ut the accuracy of estimates.
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" were signed by the Mayor aud

They. were agne3 ~ 'he mayor III"
Clerk.
The Committee on Conference report.
ed that they had not been met by com.
mittee from the Second Branch, and
they therefore returned the papers.
There being no business before the
Branch recess was taken.
The President 81 the Second branch
having notified the Mayor that said
branch was ready 10 ~ into joint SEES
sion for the election oi Chief Marshal
Tor the Fire Department, the First
brunch retired 10 tho chamber OF the
Second Branch.
The First branch, having returned TO
its chamber, proceeded with its business,
The report OF the City Clerk on the ex-
penditurrs OF the different departments
was received from the Second branch
and filed.
The monthly report Of the Committee
ON Water Works was received from the
Second branch. The third and fifth
resolutions were rccommitted for fur
Their action by the committee.
On motion, the First branch adjourned
10 meet on Tuesday evening next.
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This committee reported that they
had examined the accounts between the
City Clerk and receiver for the month
Of November, 1873, and have cancelled
the drafts and orders, ~ provided for hy
ordinance, and .1und balance
in the hands Of the Receiver.
December LIST, 1873, OF -, 237.s5. The
report Of the Clerk oi the Municipal
Court and the City Sergeant show eel the
amount collected for the month To- be-
Sl27I0. Bills aggrcgating s2l6 s. were
recommended paid
Adopted.
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Pittsburgh,

PIrTsBU RGH, December ~ l'ctru-
leum--Q Quiet; crude IA a, farker's, r..
fined SIC Philadelphia delivery.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the
Different j judicial. Bodies.
CIRCUIT CorRr-JuDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT COrRr-JUDGE MELVIN,
This court was engaged during the
afternoon in hearing contest III re-
gard Ia the right OF the executrix
named in the will OF the late Martin
Wins The case was argued and sub
mitlcd to the court.
COUNTY COURT--JJDdE BOYD.
Mary Englehardt VS.. Christian Repp.
In this case, an order OF attachment
was ordered by the court.
Adjourned until . o'clock this morn
ing.
rOIICE CuuRT-MANoR SWEENEY.
4 tremendous crowd assembled yes
tcr,lav To witness the trial OF the "bad
man wild razzah." The assembagc oi
darkies spread an additional gloom over
the air, a species of darkness made vlsl-
ble The iullowingwas the docket: John
Nolan, u boy Of about fifteen, had broken
window in Hobbs, Brockunier 4 Co.'S.
glass works and stolen the tools oi two
workmon. He had also found - in the
chest, and after spending il had rcpented
and restored the tools. This case OF
youthful depravity was fined $40 and
costs, and in default was committed Tor
- days.
The old and familiar face OF Steele
Miller was seen, but with now charge,
committing filthy act In Corporal
Vancc's bed. The Corporal arrested
him. and he was committed in default
Of ~ and costs.
James torkran was found drunk on
the hill on Twelfth street, and was taken
in by Officer Moran. ilc paid Il fine Of
II aud costs.
Three little rats ol boys were found
asleep in an ashpit ut the Riverside mill.
They are class OF outcasts claiming 10
live in East Wheeling His Honor gave
them "A lecture and sent them off.
The cases against Willis and Joseph
McCully were continued until this
morning To enable the sunmoning Of
witnesses.
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A Valuable Report.

The report Of the Committee Oh Read
Estate submitted to Council last night,
is one q, the highest value. Ii shows
the location Of all the real estate he
longing To- the city; the cncroachmcnts
ON the streets and alleys by private par
ties; the monies nue. from persons hold
ing leases amounting 10 between six
and seven hundred dollars; aud pro-
poses the steps by which the loose man
nrr heretofore adopted may he correct
~i in the future twill he remembered
the committee were instructed 10 ON
ploy Mr.. Harry Caldwell To look up all
matters named in the report. Certainly
he has performed good service.
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Temperance Talk.

Notwithstanding every thing seemed
against the temperance mass meeting at
Washington Hall, last evening, the hall
was comfortably filled and the meeting
was certainly the best Of the season.
T.. q. Cracraft introduced the speaker 81
the evening, Col Bowen, an old news
paper reporter Of Maryland. who was
soon ut home with the audience, and
delivered one Of the most powerful and
thrilling speeches of the campaign lie
was followed by Capt, ilaggs in Il capital
speech. Col. Bowen will speak I" a tree
meeting AT the hall tonight Go early
il YOU wish seat