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A SUPERIOR INVEST MENT. AND ONE OF
the best Business Stands near the
Magazine Market.
POSITIVE SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF DE
PARTURE.

IAhIuItf.
DY g. Il. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-Offlce
ID No. 81 Camp street SATURDAY, May "a.
1879 at 10 o'clock M. at the st. Charles Auc
ton Exchange. will positively be sold at public
THAT SUPERIOR INVESTMENT AND
POPULAR BUSINESS STAND Of Mr.. M. Hell
man nearly opposite the Magazine Market.
designated by the No. $50 Magazine street. In
the square bounded by Old and New Magazine,
ST. Mary and Felicity Road streets. The lot OK
tends from Magazine through to Old Magazine
street. measuring 81 feet front on Magazine
street by 25 feet inches and lines front on Old
Magazine. by 116 feet inches and lines In
depth on the upper side line, 102 feet inches
and lines on the lower side line
Together with all the improvements thereon.
comprising the substantially built two-story
brick store and dwelling No $50 Magazine
street The store has an iron front. ia fitted
with large show windows and shelving, suitable
for the dry goods business. 1t Is well known rs
the French Corset Emporium Of Mr.. NJ. Hell
man, and one of the most popular stands near
the magazine Market.
Terms ne-thrd or more cash, at the option
of the purchaser. and the remainder at one and
two years credit. for notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien. bearing all the
usual clauses Of per cent per Hnnum interest
per cent attorneys fees. policy of insurance
transferred. and the purchaser to assume the
taxes, due and exgible In 1879. over the price OF
adjudication.
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchaser
before -----, notary public. my17 I'd
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VICTORIA REGINA. 4

The British residents In New Orleans ever
mindful OF the sacred traditions OF home and
country. will celebrate on Saturday next the
birthday OF Queen Victoria by banquet. which
is to be given at the ST. Charles Hotel. Her
Majesty the Queen of England has endeared
herself to her subjects by oil the great qualities
tributes which constitute the true woman. The
DEMOCRAT highly appreciates the favor Of an
invitation to attend the celebration, and will
heartily join Its brothers from over the sea In
celebrating the virtues OF their queen and doing
honor to heir sovereign
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TO sACCO CASES.

Isidore Deutsche. ybacco dealer. was yester-
day arrested and brought before United States
Commissioner Quintero. or the charge of SELL
Ing leaf tobacco without having the special
license required by law. This Is the third time
within ten days that Deutsche has been arrest
ed for the same offense
The case against 2. E. Sarrazn. charged With
selling loose tobacco not put up in packages as
proyi led by law, vas tried and the accuse ed was
sent before the United States Circuit Court
under $500 bonds
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POSITIVE SALE TO PAY MORTGAGE.

Dye. +. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-Of flos Ma
- Camp street, On SATURDAY. NAV w
1879. at 10 o'clock NJ, at the ot. Charles Anaiaa
Exchange. will positively be sold at pu6Iie m
ton BY consent Of hd parties to psy laorfga
SIX LOTS OF GROUND. situated in i
Fourth District Of this city, and In lie sarss
bounded by Third. Fourth, ST. David HI
Liberty Streets: The property comprises 4
feet front on Third street by 1877 feet III dsuti
and front on st. David street. ~ y
1. Lot No. forms the corner Of Third and 4
David streets. measuring 80 feet front on Thia
street by depth and front on st. David u /
feet A good site for store.
2. Lot No. 2 measures 80 feet front on Thld
street by 81 feet In depth and Is Improved VI
cottage, cistern to each tenement. shed, ete
s. Lot No. measures 30 feet front On Thta
street by 81 feet In depth. and Is improved n
a two-story frame dwelling, slated roof.
4. Lots Mo- and measure each 80 feet fru
on Third street by 1877 feet In depth, betvg7
parallel lines. The improvements are d bssl
some two-story frame dwelling. having ~
and side galleries, with garden and banagl
planted In shade trses and shrubbery.
s. Lot No. 6 measures 30 feet front Oh
David street by 90 feet In depth. and Vi
proved with a neat two-story double tenenl
frame dwelling.
The property is almost new In good cod
ton, and worthy tue attention of those seel
small comfortable homes. safe and enhand
Investments.
chaser's option. and the balance at one andg
years. with all the usual clauses OF 8per
per annum interest, s per cent attorneyBA.
policy Of insurance transferred. and fheM
chaser to assume the taxes due and exigM
1879. over the price Of adjudication.
Acts Of sale at the expense of the pureh&a
before A. E. Bienvenu. ESQ. notary publk
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.

Messrs. Branch K. Miller and James B.
Guthrie. graduates Of the Law School. were
yesterday admitted to practice In all the courts
Of the State. and took the required oath Def re-
the Supreme Court.
La the Supreme Court yesterday Messrs
Thos. FL. ?, Comber. Paul Leche and Nicholas
Nigneaux. having been examined by the court
We're sworn in as attorneys and eounselors- at
llIU
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

SENTENCED.
M Lauman. carrying concealed weapon, S10
or ten days ia Parish Prison.
A. B. McGinnis, carrying u concealed weapon
81 Or one hour In the Parish Prison. 1t appears
the brother OF the accused was attacked on the
levee and sought safety on one of the boats ly-
ing ut the wharf In the meantime the accused
fearing his brothers life was In danger, went
home and got pistol for him, and. while re-
turning. was arrested and the weapon was
found on him; hence the light punishment.
VERDICT.
John. Lacey, stabbing and twounding VIM.
Russell. not guilty.
TRUE BILL.
The grand jury, on Tuesday found a true
bill against Edgar J. Andry for having, while
secretary of Engine Company No. 49, embez-
zled the sum OF sl5. The accused was placed
under $1,000 appearance bonds.
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PENSION POINTS.

A dispatch from Hon. j. W. Bently. Commits
sioner Of Pension. notifies Gen. McMilen. late
pension agent in this city. that the department
has determined on the removal of the New Or
leans office to Knoxville, and that MIR. D. T.
Boynton. tfe agent 1t that place will come TO
the books and papers. Satisfactory arrange
ments will be made for the payment Of the
vouchers Of pensioners in this city who have
been IN the habit of collecting their money per-
Nv
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Save Your CARPETS s.!
By having them cleaned by the Boston Patent
Steam Carpet b. ating aud Renovating
Company.
nea.. ,,n .l...L
Office, ITO Camp street.


Branch office. 81 Royal street.
| Steam Carpat Beating and Renoyating Works
Nos. 10, IL, ID and 16 Poeyiare corner of Annuu-
ciatiYn street.
The undersigned is the sole proprietor OF the
| Holmes Patent Keflexible Whip Carpet Beating
Machine for cleaning carpets and mating for
| dwellings, churches, public buildings. hotels
steamboats,. etc
This. the Boston Patent, Beaten, has been in
successful operation for the past fifteen years
| in all the principal cities Of the United States.
| and has @ world renowned rep utation rs q car
This machine consists Of a bed of endless
| straps over which the carpets pass. and are
| beaten by number OF endless flexible whips
vermn and moths. without the slightest injury
| to the finest fabric.
RENOyATING.
| By the renovating process all grease, Ink, coal
| smoke, SCOT and stains Of every description are
extracted from the carpets. restoring their, orr
restorative is not Injurious to the most delicate
tint or fabric. and is an actual preventive
| which will be cleaned gratis sample
Plush and moquet furniture. plush and dam
ask lambreauins window shades. damask cur
covers renovated to look like new.
CARPETS taken, up and relaid by first class
workmen. No charge for taking up. packing
Prices for Boating. Brushing and Renovating
Beating and Brushing Ingram, 3ply and
cocoa Mating &c. per YARD.
Beating and Brushing Brussels, Velvet and
Wilton &c. per yard. 15 z4
Boating and Brushing Administer. Aubuson
and Turkish Rugs sc. per yard.
Renovating all grades of Carpets and Mating
SC. per yard.
Renovating Piano Covers from 81 to 81 80:
Table Covers from soc. to u.
Blankets from 80 to 75c. q pair; Lambreauins
from 81 to 50; Window Shades from SOC. to 81
wagons for and return your Carpets free of
charge to any part of the city. All orders by
mail or left at the office or works will be
promptly attended to.
II. L. JONES. JR Proprietor.
Office ITO Camp street.
ALBERT PAUL. Agent.
mv11 Su Tn TIL am
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CUsToM-HOUsE NOTES.

Assistant Treasurer B. f. Flanders Yesterday
returned to the city from short trip UP the
Teche. -
The Signal Service officer reports storm sign
ais ordered I'D at Galveston and Indianola. The
Missis sippi river during the past week has
fallen considerably all the way from st. Louis
TO this city, although rises above have been re-
ported. During the same time the Red river
d 8 risen 80 inches at Shreveport.
The rainfall for the past week averages: Mid
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DY G. e. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-Ofice 81
d Camp street-SATURDAY May "a. 1879
at IL o'clock IN, at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change will positively be sold at public auction.
THE RED STORE AND TENEMENT PROP
EKTY, forming the corner of Franklin. North
and South Poydras streets. in the square
bounded by Franklin. Liberty. North and South
Poydras streets.
The lot comprises the entire. frontage on
Franklin. between North and South Poydras
streets measuring 80 feet / inch lines front
on the former by 81 fees 8 inches In depth and
front on each Of North and south Poydras
ST. Gets.
1t is improved with a substantial two-story
frame building. front and side galleries. and
brick front on Franklin street. 1t contains
large store below, and the rear and upper por-
ton arranged for tenement dwelling. Located
In thrifty neighborhood. near the Poydras
dered very productive. 1t Is specially adapted
for the grocery and liquor business the drug
or shoe trade.
Sale positive. =-. 5
Terms-One- half cash. and the balance at one
year for note specially secured by mortgage
and vendor g lien, bearing all the usual clauses
of uer cent per annum interest, per cent
attorneys fees policy Of insurance transferred
and the purchaser to assume the taxes due and
exigible in 1879 over the price OF adjudication.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser,
before W. J. Castell, notary public. my17
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tres street, who happened to see him pass the
door and seized and held him until an officer
came up and took him to the Third Precinct
Station. He was subsequently brought to the
Central Station, where he was identified by
the above named persons, whom he had
robbed.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
SENTENCED.

SENTENCED.
Laura Williams. larceny: eight months In
Parish Prison.
Harriet White. larceny: eight months in Par
ish Prison.
VERDICT.
John Corney, assault and battery; not guilty.
Peter Gardel, assault and battery not guilty.
NOLLE PRosEQUI.
Ell. Kermans. assault and battery.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Tubel vs. Christian. for plaintiff
Kent vs.. Huff Judgment affirmed
Huff va Kent.-New trial refused.
Suherin vs.. Hazeam.- Mons suit.
State OK rel. Atkinson vs.. Allen Jumel.
Auditor-Mandamus refused.
Slantbarg & Buher. administrators. vs. Field
reversed
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The foregoing statement is true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company,
IHOS. A. ADAMS. President
HENRY v. OGDEN Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this sew
enteenth day OF May, A. D. 1879
ALFRED lkGRAHAM Notary Public
The Board Of Trustees this day resolved after
paying Fen Per Cent in cash to the stockholders.
and carrying to profit and loss sl5.74o on az
count OF the Mechanics and Traders Bank
STOCK neld by this company, and also further
sum for shrinkage In values. to declare q atvi-
dend OF Twenty Per Cent in cash on the net
participating. premiums, payable On Monday.
sixteenth Of June next
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Jas. Welsh. manslaughter, was yesterday
sent before the Superior Criminal Court uRder
$2500 bonds.
Bill Stewart as principal. and Isaac Phillips
as an accessory In the cutting and wounding OF
Mike Rooney, were sent before the Superior
Criminal Court under bonds OF $500.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Jos. Cooper. at ais VS. Ship Conamara. Yer
diet for sls.93o 90. Salvage being one-eighth the
the value of the cargo saved.
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THREE-STORY BRICK STORES. CORNER OF
LAFAYETTEAND COMMERCE STREETS.
TO CLOSE THE MAENHAUT ESTATE.

DY g. II. GIRARDEY. Actioneer-Offlce 81
ID Camp street-SATURDAY, May ID, 1879. at u
O'Clock m. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange.
will positively be sold ct public auction
THE THREE THREE STORY BRICK
STORES. forming the northeast corner OF Lib
fayette and Commerce streets. In the square
bounded by Commerce; Poydras. Lafayette and
New Levees streets. The property COMPRISES
feet inches front on Lafayette street, "a feet 6
inches width In the rear. by about e5 feet 8
Together with oil the buildings and improve,
ments thereon. designated by the Nos. Al, 40 and
81 Lafayette street. Near the leading whole
sale houses Of Messrs d J. Hart Co.. Burke d
Thompson. Pohman Il Son, Camors II Co. and
the great railway depots, the leyeeand the Wes-
tern produce centre, renders the property eX-
ceedingly desirable for warehousing and man
ufacturiDg purposes.
Sale is positive without reserve.
Terms-One-third or moro cash, at the option
Of the purchaser. and the balance at one ard
two years, for notes specially secured by mort
gage and vendors lien bearing all the usual
clauses OF s per cent per annum interest. per
cent attorneys fees. policy OF Insurance. trans
ferred. and the purchaser to assume the taxes
due and exigible in 1879 over the price.
Act Of sale before q. DeArmas, ESD, notary
public. Mt purchasers expense my7
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SECOND RECORD EN-. COURT.

VIM. Coleman. charged with breaking and
entering house In the day time and commit
ting the crime of larceny. was sent before the
First District Court under bonds Of $500.
Vincent Castellon was yesterday fined $780, by
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TO EFFECT A PARTITION. /
IN THE MATTER OF j. G. BIENVENU1
HENRY g. BoNCHER EFT AIS.
Third District Court for the Parish OF 0rlal
No. q. 57s.

pY G. f. GIRARDEY, Auetioneer-01
- No. 81 Camp street-FRIDAY. May as
at II o'clock a. m. will BIS sold at public aua
on the premises No. 14O Royal street. besM
Toulouse and St. Peter streets. By virtue G.
pursuance of two several orders from theE
f. A. Monroe Judge of the Third DistrfG n!
for the parish of Orleans. dated the s8eols)
April, 1879, and rendered In the above e1t1
matter, to effect a partition
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF PAMe
BED AND DINING ROOM FURNITUKEN
Terms Cash before delivery. MIL
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. E. Giraraev.

comfortable ssa-shore residence, s,tnot.,
last Pascagoult, :. containing si1tesn ua Wy Z
beautifully shaded ground, measn no ansoso9s
On the gulf by 500 teet. more or less In S yes ~
forms One half cash and the balance \.
year. for notes bearing the usual vendoras N
and mortgage clauses Eight per csnS fn.ss IN
five per cent attorneys fees. etc. intert4
:, Acts OF sale before the notary 1esipna.., u
the auetioneer ut the expense Of the pnrc dea
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NEWS OF THE CITY.
What the Democrat Reporters Saw
and Heard Yesterday.
OUR CITY LIBRARY.
1t ia Free to all Who Wish to Avail Them
selves of It's Benefits

snn,a remarks made at the meeting 81 the
youny Mems Christian Association on Tues
dav on the subject of reading rooms, led o
representative of the DEMOCRAT to visit our
c,tv library at the Municipal Hall. The Idea
had been to ascertain whether the belief was
we'll founded that we were almost entirely be-
reft of places of resort whereto young and old
could repair for the purpose Of reading the
daily papers or obtaining books with which
to prolltably while away their idle hours.
Our city library Is certainly not what 1t
might and should be, but 1t was our impress
sion that IL was of sufficient Importance to
negative any sweeping charge that may be
made that no place exists in the city where
leisure time can be employed with benefit TO
the unoccupied, or where much can, be OBJ
tanned by those In search Of information.
Our city library, notwithstanding It's mod
esty. contains over $4,000 volumes, 30s5 Of
which are French works, in addition TO which
there are Of German, Spanish and Italian
works III and library OF 1900 volumes. the
property Of o. learned gentleman Of this city
who has, with commendable liberality, placed
them at the disposition Of the public.
The French works, although comparatively
few In number, are among the choicest OF
modern literature, making up In value the
deficiency in point Of numbers.
The English works are subdiylded as fol-
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THE COURTS il :.
SUPREME COURT.
"wednesday. May Fl. 1870.

BY CHIEF JUSTICE MANNING.
No. 7457. l.. W. Burbank vs. City OF New Or
ducing the sum awarded as damages to $500.
BY JUSTICE WHITE. -5. H. am.
No. 1856. Euclid Borland, Jr.. appellant, vs.
Ef1nRham Lawrence.-Judgment reversed.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. z. Girardey.

THE TWO-sTORY BRICK STORE AND
Dwelling No. $50 Magazine. between st.
Mary and Felicity Road streets.
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Sfngularly enough, with even this hand
some showing, handsome becanseO Of the chnr'
acter OF the books which Is varied and 81 the
work of our best known authors II Is not
generally known that the library Is free to
all who may wish to avail themselves 81 its
existence. At least such is the belief OF the
amiable librarian, Mrs. Chas. W. Cutbertson,
who has, by the way, systematized the library
80 admirably that she cannot be- too highly
cpmplmented for her achievement.
We therefore find library comprising
nearly fifteen Thousand volumes, apparently
unknown, except to its original subscribers.
tthe school children OF the early days q the
come life membersl the school teachers, the
City-Hall employees and limited number of
paying subscribers. who have the privilege of
taking the books away from the library. The
importance of the institution cannot be
denied, however, iii 50 far as visiting readers
are concerned, for at all hours OF the day, q
number of them can be found In the library;
but 1t Is, nevertheless, true that Mrs. Culbert-
sons belief that the idea is not widespread
enough that such an institution exists among
us, from the fact that from time to time we
hear utterances that would lead to the thought
that we are living In semi barbariOus. city,
where the cause OF instruction is surely Me-
elected if not entirely ignored.
The fear of making this article too long pre-
cludes more particular reference to- day to our
City Library and the books that can be found
there, either for reference, instruction or en-
tertatnment, but we advance the opinion that
II would probably surprise great many to
look into the catalogues Of the institution, and
therefore advise visit to those who might
desire information. All the city papers are
furnished gratuitously to the institution, and
through the endeavors OF Mrs. Culbertson
leading papers Of the country have betimes
been obtained for a certain period, but owing
to the numerous demands from institutions
throughout the country the proprietors OF
these papers say that they cannot supply our
library regularly.
A pleasant fact told us by Mrs. Culbertson,
Is that the library Is self-sustaining; that is,
that the stationery blanks, catalogues. etc.
needed for its operation, are provided for by
the fees paid by casual subscribers, but there
Is no margin to buy new books. and as to vol
untary contributions she says that they are
only few aud far between.
We cannot close this reference to our city
library without making suggestion to the
City Cou ell. It Is that carpet Of some
kind Is ne, led on the floor of the reading
room to lumb the noise OF footsteps, the
moving O. chairs and other unavoidable
noises that are liable to disturb the readers
or students. The floor IL now covered by an
oil cloth which Is SO old that 1t forms a
homogeneous part of the flooring and withal
presents soiled appearance In unpleasant
discord with its clean and neat surroundings
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MISSISSIPPI MILITARY HSl
SUMNER CAMPAIGN.

SCIENTIFIC AND PLEASURE ~ hssTf ID
= to Washington. u. G.. ana " IA 4
Mountains. Twelve weeks. boaf Ilcs sbef
ing round trip railroad fare. Wv mf5 Iof
mf,dic4l attention. only sl25, Appa adds
lg,r at EYhIGH'5 BOOK sTORE, q r e
T. Fl. MURFEE. SupeIiIsIsisa.
my11m de- Pass onfl'
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A FIRST RATE BUSINESS STAND. NEAI
POYDRAS MARKET.

THE RED STORE AND TENEMENT PROP
ERTY. CORNEP OF FRANKLIN, NORTH
AND SOUTH POYDKAS STREETS.
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ADVERTISEMENT
AUCTION SALES.
~e-os~-~<>-~<>-~
BY C..E. Girardey.

ELEGANT PARLOR, BED AND HOUSEHQI
FURNITURE. PERSONAL EFFECTS, III
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Vincent & Go.
CREDIT SALE.
PAN AND LAC

5000 DOZEN FANCY JAPAN AND LAC
QUERED FANS.
100 Cartoons fresh and new style Ribbons.
500 Lots White Goods. Lawns, Batlste. MUS
Inns: also,
100 doz. silk Parasols and Half Umbrellas.
nYyINCENT6 CO-Nos. 60, 81 and 6e Custom
Is house street-THIS DAY at IL o'clock.
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SMALL BUT COMFORTABLE AND IMppo1
ing Homes In the Fourth District ara]]
good business lot corner Of Third a ndi|
David streets. 's11
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
V. NIPPERT VS.. HIS CREDITORS.

Fifth District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
State of Louisfapa.-No. 1929.
RY A. < L. LEVY-ALEXANDER LEVY, Auc-
ID tioneer-Will be sold on THURSDAY. juno
the e. Hon 10 walter Fl. Rogers Judge Fifth Dis
trIet Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated May
10, 1870
LEANS BAZAAR, No. II Bourbon street, CON
ssting Of Notions. Fancy Goods, French China
Ware. Fans, Sets. Perfumery. Cutlery, Pocket
Books. Trimmings. and other articles too nu-
merous to mention
Terms-Cash on the spot. my22 1t