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TkusTFES' SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE.
SI0hf BRICK o5 DWELLING WITH BAY
WEST.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated IL
May 8. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber No. Ga!
$40, folio $50. one Of the land records for the1:
District Of Columbia. and ct the request Of the
MONDAY, 2Sth day of July, A: D. 1879, at 81
O'Clock m, all that certain piece or parcel Of
ington, d O., and known Is and being 10. numbered
thirty seven (3D, In the subdivision OF original lots
one. two and three, in square numbered thirty six
$3.50. together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: c5) One third cash balance in three equal
eighteen QS) months with interest at rate of eight
Per cent. per annum; or all cash, at purchasers
option. <0 deposit at time OF sale. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost. Terms Of sale to be
complied with in seven days.
BRAINARD Il WARNERl r-ns.s.s
0HARLEB O. GLOVER, trustees.
J. 7. COLDWELL, Auct. 1yl6l7, Is, 23,26,23
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JAMES NJ. JUHNSTUN,y
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jyl6
Young MIDDLETON, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, ON
TIE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN M AND n HTREETH NORTH

WEST
By virtue Of . deed OF trust to us. datei La
No 75s, folio 44s, one 8 the land records for
the District Of Columbia, and at the request the
party secured thereby will sell at public auction
IN front OF the premises, In WASHINGTON city, Dis
trICt Of Columbia, at 81 O'Clock. TUESDAY, July
2Sth, ls1s the fo1Iowirs described real estate.
dred and forty-.isht tl4s) beginning for the
running south along the line OF It'll street west
eighteen lo) feet and four a. inches: thence east
one hundred and FIVE (l05) feet; thence north
eishteen qs1 feet and four q inches and thence
Of beeinntng. together with all the improvements
there on.
Terms: Ore fourth cash, and the balance in six
twelve eighteen and twenty. four months. with in
crest, the deferred payment to be secured by deed
OF trust uron the property aud by the assignments
OF an insurance policy Slc0 deposit. All convey
are not complied with in seven days the Trustees re.
serve the right to rete the property at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
G GRRAKLE 81 @ a y YER, Trustees.
jv11-eO&ds
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STEAMERS. &c.

EoR FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
liz Take STEAMER LADY OF THE -.
LAKE or JANE MOsELkY, which
leave 9Th street wharf, terminus Of
9Th OF gtn street carr, every MONDAY, TUESDAY,
URDAY at 6 p m Firstclass fare, 76c round trip,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves above
wharf every MONDAY, THURSDAY abd NATTIR.
DAY, at an, stopping Of Nomtni on Monday and
Thursday; LsopaEdtown Thursday and Saturday
Steamers e G. KNIGHT and John aIBsON
alternately lsiys Pier A, East River. New York.
eorgetown every MoSpA4 Freish M' taten a
1Swssa rates Apply at steamers office under
jy21 SAM'L BACON. President
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pUBLI1HED TO-DAY,
A HISTORY OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNITED STATER
" WASHINGTON. D. O., JULY 7. 1879.

WASHINGTON. D. o.. JULY 7. 1879.
NOTICE
Having retired from the Lumber Business. ve
have removed Office to the Book ana atYons
Store OF FRANCIS B. MOHtIN cnrner ~ 11tEE
street snd Pennsylvania avenue northwest All
persons indebted to us will plesse call ana ae,tIa
All accounts outstanding August LIT win be nincsS
In the hands Of our attorneys for collection 'A0~
FRANCIS MOHUN SONN
3y7lm Cor, 11&h Sf, and Pa "a
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Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork HarbOr.

FROM PIER 20, n R., NRW YORK
EOTHNIA, Wednesday, July 80, $50 Pm.
6ALL1A, Wednesday, August 6, Ia m.
ALGIRIA. Wednesdsy, August i3 lp.m
ECYYHIA, Wednesday, AUGUST 2e, z . No.
ABY6SIN1A, Wednesday, August "a, i pm.
And every following Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By Steamers carrying Storage. $50 and 500 gold.
according to accommodations
Tickets TO Paris, Sl6, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
6teerAge at very low rates. Hteera9e tickets from
Liverpool and QueenstoWn, and all other parts Of
Europe ct lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, GLASGOW
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Comp Any's
ONCE No Bowling Green, or both steerage and
cabin, 70 OTIS BIafLoW, 6o6 It'll street. Washing
jsn3S-iy CHAa g. FRANCKLYN, Aren't, ny.
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WANTED- GOLD and SILVER, In lsree or
w small Quantities. Highest Cash price paid
21 penngylvAnia avenue
IeOzSM' BoeVoe0 ID and lkGAG
O4D O4OTHIM&s Ac.-L ROE, dealer In
" secondhand CLOTHING, BOOTS. HHOE0.
60 S28 7th st AW.. Offers great bergains He pays
the. highest prices In CASH for the several 0rt1de0
name0 N0ov& OSeesB ~ nAQ NSt9n0ed 20. noyetr
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NOTICE TO n10UMT VERNON PA
NLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE

AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at y Philadelphia with Clyde's
Line for Boston. Providence. and the
New ENGLAND States.
FROM PhilAdelphiA-SaturdAy, at 10 Am.
From WashtngtOn-Monday,a at II am
From 6eOrgetOwn-MondAy at pm
Treishts received daily until 8 pm. Through
btlls Of laden given to Boston and Providence and
EAU River. COnsiRnee6 wishing their goods landed
q Georgetown wharf VIII please have them marked
"6EORGETOwN. D. O."
For fun information apply to J. 81. JOHNSON h
Co, 1902 street northwest, and 12th-street wharf,
Washinston, D O.; G. = HYDE, 50 Water street,
General Managers. Ia South Wharves, Philadel.
ph1A nar2O-ly
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BANKERS.

~ makes fortunes every mouth Book oanS ~
ss Rias,n,nf T. sWxsIYte'ns Address sA1T1R 90:
A HEMBKR OF THE STOCK IXOHAN01 M
execute OF ers for the purchase or sale Of Stools
1o1os ana Gold On moderate nal8tnA Oommi0
nlo0e ~ each 100 shareG Stock PRIVILEGES negotiated
Sn nseonGbe parties only. Oorespdhdenoe soic.
49, aeofy Merriam, Member Am Mining and
EeCca Exc6anse, d Wall IT., New York Reference,
yAeeyaa. xse.. President National Trust %.
N0S xofk jAnl-tF
ITO Buy dear AND TO SELL CHEAP rs OUR
lotto JUeTH'b OId Stand Is . guarantee Of
aN1 tol n Which l make . speciality the highest
2TnSS s NJ % positively paid. Address call at
ano tn susets NV, or branch store, No 408 9th
ssseess' Between D and E streets NV. 3yllly
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DRY GOODS,
OFF CHEAP TO MOVE.

Having purchased the large store room No. 7l3
Market pace, formerly occupied by Vim. B. Riley,
ESQ.,, where shall remove to, Is soon it can be
fitted up. In the interval, shall continue to sell Off
Stock Of DRY GOODS at less than wholesale prices.
at the present time.
GEO. ]. JOHNSON,
jy23tr Cor. 9TH st. and Market Space.
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LADIES' GOODS.

AAO1GO 0OOA0s
RARGAINs' nAHdAINs''
" str hays fFEs sefs Of HATS BON
ORR d EN- BROID RIEg. JAPANESE and
sILk FANs, which viii be sold At AND ~
ssosf R6GHfSa TIES SE fS w KID ana
Particular attentif n given to orders.
MADAME N. j. HUNT,
jy2otr No. 0S1 and 0s5 d street.
DOUGLAss'.
NINTH sTE1ET, sT. CLOUD BUILDING.
CoRsETS OORSETS!, CoRsETs.!
sIxTY STYLES. ISCLUDING ]. b. p, G. P, TIER
LIZ. WARMERS, FOY's. MOODY'S, TURNER'S,
THOMSON'Stvar1ou grades)AND THE CELEBRATED
CURATIVE CORSET"
Look at the "CU1RAssE CORSET" the best
CORSET for 81 In the world.
jy24tr 9tA street.
FAYAL SHADE HATS,
BEST GOODS. Soc each. ~
CHIP. STRAW AND LEGHORN HATS, -
At lowest prices, in order to close stock
j. P. PALMER,
IMPORTER,
No. 1897 r st. n.sc.
deTs. te.0tr
REDUCED Prices.
and coloreS q ta%N SUITE RhTH ao
ING SUITS and GAPS for ladies and chill IN
dren. Trimmed BONNETS, MILLINERY ~
GOODS, etc. etc, at Greatly Reduced Prices. ~
nj. WILLIAM,
9OS Penfss plc0,si0 avenue.
Cite IRE oise, Paris. je28tr
TAS. H. VERMILYA,
MANUFACTURKR OF -
LADIES AND CHlLDREN'S FINEN
SHOES,
go 9th ut, opposite Patent OMca
Everything In the above line made to order, snd
D perfeef MT guaranteed. Ap19tr
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GREAT BARGAINS.
VI BRODHEAD CO.,
0S9 Pemna. gee, between 9th and 10th SITS.
DUcED prices, prior to consolidating their stores.
This is rare opportunity for close buyers to &C.
Gloves Ladies' and Gents Underwear, Oorsets,
Towels, 6heetings, Umbrellas, Parasols, &C, &c.
LOnsdAle "A Blesched COTTON, exc.
Lonsdale OAMBR1C. 12hc.
Clark's best 200.yds. SPOOL COTTON, Sc. 6
spools for 25c)
Black SILks at less than Importers prices.
French PhRCALINES 25c. worth 3714c., at
jy21te BRODHEAD co.'s.
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NEW YORK-BOTTEHDAM.

NEW TORH-BOTTEHDA
JSNsaP cAEssp Ro III Ell ii ! sSa2
DAM" az "MAAS," carrying the o. s. mail 10 the
Nstherl.nds. leaves Jersey City every alternste
Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin e65I970; Inter.
Ar q South William St !, New York: FUNOH EDYH
SOO, n 30. VIM st. Freight Ag'ts l. W. NOR
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AUCTION SALES.

DuNoANsoN BROS. AuctionesrA
200 NEW STRAW HATS, ASSORTED. AT AUG.
TI0N.
On TUESDAY MORNING. July Goth. ct 10 O'Clock,
within our alesrooms. 3y26-2t
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auchoneers.
ASSORTED STOCK OF NOTIONS. DRY AND
FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS, LACES, EGG
INGs, HOSIERY, BUTTONS. SOAPS, COL
a aARs PRINTS RlNI CRASH, DR IL ING.
JIONERY. &C. WITH A LARGE AS6ORT-
M ME- TO OF OTHER GOODS. THEssREMAIN;
s 6H !, .CASE5, &c, AT AUCTION, WITHIN
UUR EALEsROOMS. ON TUESDAY MORN
ING, JULY 18th, AT IL OCIIOCK
1yZo-I DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,
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SALE
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.

SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
In order to mske room for my FALL STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, I have determined to begin my
sale at once, instead Of waiting till the
end of the season.
Rene mber every article in the store will bs in
Guided in this sale, as am determined to keep no
goods over for next summer.
GAL ct once and secure bargains IN
EIlKS, HATINS, DRESS GOODS. WHITE
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LAOEH,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
FAkASOLS, ETC.
CONNOLLY'S,
jy17-tr 11fh st. and Pa. are.
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1879 PLANT LINE. 1877!
W1SHiNaTON AND NORFOLK srxAMBOAj

ISHA AAA&NA A<AGNGs IAIu
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK sTIAMBOAT
COMPANY.
The new and fast steamer GEO.
EM 5000: 1ap tal Sos WH!I1: ls MVa
sf'set 1 snd s.u1d.,
fir1f class fare single tickets. 90
Fifst-class fare round ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15O
Tckets and State Rooms on sale 1t JAMES
SONS, 1915 + st. n. v. Tickets ON sale at Y. NJ b b
o1n'e' va fenn'. aE0RaE h PLANT. pr,sidsn.
b. =. DODD. Agent Thirst wharf my2O
CTEAME.H MATTANO, Captain WV. n
- BYLEs, on and after April 20th. rH-N
leaves wharf foot OF 9th and n ste., ~
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day, et an TO- Potomac River landings On Sun
days for Mattox al. Colton's, and landings in st.
and landings in wicomico river. On Tuesdays for
Coltcns and landing in Nomini Greek. Returning
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays mOrnings
making intermediate landings. Also Chapel Point
on Wednesceys, coming no.
For further information enquire at offices OF g. L
or at ONCE foot OF 9Th and streets sy.
aplb g. 7. JONES, AGENT
NOTICE TO M0NMT, VERNON PAS
IN BENGERS
The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN. which has been
pLA11: CAPTAIN. 70 the only boat a;
lowed to land passengers st Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip IL, including admission
20 manlton and grounds. Steamer leaves 9th street
wfArf oaty sundays exceCted) at 10 = M, aud re-
EurIs about 8 z; M J. McH. H0LLINGsWORTH.
BLAKE. steamer ". ". Oorcoran. Jelly
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NV1IH OEFSMAIO 1AIOYD-HT1AMsHIP
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BRIMEN.
Inc ateaners OF this company viii sail every Bat
nfosy from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street ,Hoboken
1Satee OF passage: From New York TO Havre, Lon
don. EcuthamPtcn and Bremen, first cabin, 0l0O /;
secona cabin, e60; stsersge ESQ For freight or
Green, New York w. g. METZEROTT 4 90, 9b
IA ave-, Agents for Washington. octl1y
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CVNARD LINE.

u NOTICE
With the view Of eliminating the chances Of col.
hsio1, the Steamers Of this line take specific course
for al seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of Sc at -
lat, or nothing to the north Of 4S
On the homeWard passage crossing the meridian
OF 90 ct A lat. or nothing to the north Of ~.
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T AWNS. 6A and l2hc yard
IL Madras and Bombay Ginghams
White Mosquito Net 90 cents piece.
Queen Shirts, finished, 60c.
Wamsutta Shirts, finished, 16c.
Roby's Double Brisk Corsets.
JOS. B. BAILEY,
jy12-tr Cor. tn Il f SITS. $50.
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he. HENRY MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERA-
u Certain cure for Disease Of tue Kidneys Grs-
Vel and al Urinary Diseases, Nervous Debility
Seminal Weakness, ImPotency. Scrofula, SyphiiE,
md th Blood and Skin diseases speedily cured
1Ah o. And fs. ave- Price, % per bon; sent by man
on receipt OF price. securely sealed febikIy
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CH1h16!!!!
Notwithstanding our price list for SHIRTS remains
the same.
The very finest Shirts, made TO order. for. g. co
Six Superior Shirte, made to order, for. .... 800
Bosoms, made to order, for. ............... 7.so
Blk Shirts to order for. 600
Perfect fit guaranteed.
The Celebrated Bell Shirt, Wamsutta Muslin,
ard extra fine Linen BosOms, finished ex-
-, cept button holes, only: :,........... Is
The Celebrated Capitol Shirt, Fruit of the
Loom Muslin, and fine Linen Bosoms. only 60
One price only At EDWARD Y. GINNS,
1112 F et. h.,c.s Washington, D. T.,
jy7tr WASHINGTON SHIRT FACTORY.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
j STATE

REGINALD FENOALL, Trustee.
STEIGER h IIEBERMANN, AuctS iy25-eohds
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MEDICAL. &c.

COMETHING NEW TURKISH BATH
y Injury. Cure for chills and fever, rheumatism,
&c Ladies' days Monday and Friday 500 Ct
p.w., near Judiciary Square. No CONNECTION With
Dr.. Shcd6. DR.. 81. L. BOVEE- febl-lys
The New York herald., 1879-09-10

influenced by threats Of the examining surgeons ana
Others that If they did not vote the repupncan
ticket their pensions should be Withdrawn Inis
uisgraceful appliance is thought to have adueu
materially to the vote for Davis The search OF Con.
gressional committees for OF bull-dozing and
lhtimldating voters would be promptly rewarded py
a Visit 10 Maine. 1t would that Congress
should take some notice of the threats made to ths
disabled defenders of the union and IL is understood
that the case of pensioner in oxford county who
was cut on on account of joining the greenbach
party VIII be presented before Congress carly in the
next session.
USE OF MONEY.
Beyond the arguments the stump, distribution
OF poitcai literature, bull-dozng of employees and
United States pensioners, the republicans employed
lever which was more powerful and effective than
all the others combined, viz.-money. They evil
IDENTITY had large fund and they expended it judi.
ciously and to the best advantage 1t was raised al
home and the national committee gave permission
to the State committee to draw upon it for large
sum as might be necessary to buy the
State. All the republican State and national
officials were assessed FIVE per cent on
their salaries. while all the candidates were
mercilessly bled to raise an immense corruption
fund One of the mail route agents on the train from
Bangor to Portland was assessed f2 so on his salary
of $780, and suppose he paid it. for he still run
ming on the train, and that would not be possible
had he refused. country postmaster in this dis
trict, with a salary of S45, forced disgorge
So 20 as his share of the fund. Voters bought
in this city like sheep i'll the shambles aud the
same true in the other cities and many of the
larger towns i'll the State. The p.ice paid for
varied, and somewhat smaller than in former
years. l am told that 50. $40, Sl5 and $40 were
paid and in some instances $25 and $50 and even
high as $45 were paid for u single vote in the
close districts. The buying was carried on to some
extent both sides. but the republicans had fund
fifty times large as their opponents and easily
outstripped them in this 1t Is an encouraging
thought that after next year. II the biennial const
tutional amendment be adopted. as now appears to
be the the moral sense OF the people Will not
be offended by the dsgraceful spectacle OF vote buy
ing but once in two years.
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
NEW ROAD TO THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 0. 1879.
There is good to believe that private meet.
ings of railroad men have been held here and in
New York since the consolidation of the Wabash.
and the 81. Louis Kansas city and Northern roads,
with view to providing another through
line TO the Pacihc coast in opposition
co Jay Goulds scheme. The most feasible plan
seems to be--and the one most in favor is-for the
Pennsylvania Pan Handle, aud Vandaia roads, now
forming line from New York To the Mississippi
River, to make permanent connection with the
Missouri Pacific and the Atchison, Topeka and
santa Fe, and thus make q through route
from ocean to ocean, equal superior to
any in operation. The matter Is understood to
be in the hands of prominent railroad managers In
the East and the probabilities that definite
steps will soon be taken In this direction.
The New York herald., 1879-09-10


sible for IL to from the effects of it, The old
jackson democrats. who have seen their leaders
the great body of the rank and file of their party
supporting % republican grecnbasker for Governor
and republican greonbackers for Senators, Repre-
senatives aud county officers. have received
blow from which they will scarcely recover. Some
of them will join the republicans the only
method by which they can sustain their ancient
hard money doctrines. whilo others will swallow
their dislike ct soft money and JOIN the greenback-
the only way to whip their old enemy. The
democratic party. as party, will constitute but
handful of the voters of the State and but for
the national Convention next year. and the desire to
be represented in it, with the privilege and power Of
disposng of tho government patronage in the
nominee of that Convention should be fortunate
enough to be elScted. It would disband at once.
Perhaps, indeedv that would DO its wisest
course to pursue, in any event. for they
would be likely to secure electors ON
fusion ticket with, the greenbackers than by run
ming separate ticket against the republicans,
IL they should succeed in winning back all their
who have strayed into the greenback fold. This will
be impossible for them 10 do. For two years thirty
forty thousand OF them have voted that ticket
and having got into that habit IL will be found d
cult and impossible task to them from it. The
democratic party in Maine is eemoralizcd and dis
rupted beyond all hope of being majority party for
many years TO come The national organization. IL
Il gets into power In the country may be able to
breathe the breath OF life into it, Unless IL does.
some miracle occurs. 1t must hereafter be counted
as an unimportantfactor in political calculations in
Maine.
REPUBLICAN BULL-Dozrva.
Not all the votes which cast Tor Davis were
secured from love of the republican cause admira-
ton of honest dollar, party prejudice fear OF
democratic ascendancy. IL is shame to be obliged
to record that there was much bull-dozing of a
civilized Sort resorted TO by wealthy firms and
rich corporations and manufacturing establishments
upon their poor employees Many workmen
discharged for avowing their purpose to vote the
DO named to the shame Of tho state and
New England civilization. Then the votes
OF many army and navy pensioners we're
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-05

BURLINGTON, VT, August 4.-About two
weeks ago Rev. W. H. H. Murray came to
this city and crossed the lake to Platts.
burg: While there his yacht here was at.
tached for debt. In response to a tele-
gram word came from Plattsburg that
Murray had gone to Chicago. His female
Secretary, who accompanied him to Plats-
burg, returned here and attended to his
legal matters.
The Trupeler, alludiug to the failure of
Rev. W. II. H. Murray, SAYS: w. d. Mer.
rill, one Of the original proprietors Of the
Golden Rule, holds Murray's note for s. ,OOO
with which his interest in the paper was
bought. A firm Of paper dealers have an
account Of nearly 81 800. D. L. Milliken,
formerly owner Of the Cottage Hearth,
which merged with the Golden Rule, is an.
other loser.