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PERSONAL To Men OnlnI

The Voliaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Vo'tHIo Belts and Electric appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (yor ug or old)
who are afflicted with Nervous Debility.
Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration Of health aud manly Visor. Ad.
dress as above. N. B No risk is incurred
as thirty days trial is allowed.
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With Wilmington. Columl in and Aupusat
Railroad for Wilmington and the
\ orth.
with charlotte, columbia and Augusta
Kailroud for Churi0lle and the Nortb
q. With Ashcviile and : larianburg Railroad
from tendersouville
II. With Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
mond and Dunvile Railroad from
charlotte and hey ond
STANDARD Time used in Washington, D C,
which is fifteen minutes faster than Colum-
bin
W FRY, superintendent
Nj. SLAUGHTER, General Passenger ARsni
ID, CARDWELL, Asst Gen. Pass'r n gent
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HrrCE'S Gf Youth

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for ron,s
~ fr"m Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, and Nil tie effecis of youihful ipdis.
creIion, will for tho sake Of suffering hn,
manly, send free 10 MI who n, ed il. the yc-
cipe and directions for making tie simple
rct .rdy by which lie was cured. Sufferer
WISHING 10 profit hy the advertisers cxre
ri"nce can do so by addressing in perfect
confidence, J0uN - OGDEN, ~ Cedar
street, Sew Yorr.
Ieb ;23, lSS2 2s
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I WILL mail (FrecJ the recipe for sim
pie Vegetable Balm that will remove
Tan, Frcckles. Pimpes and BIotchcs. leMv>
ing The SKIN soft, clear and henurifnl n'so
Instructions for producing luxurinnr
growth of hair on bald head or smooth
face. AdSreso, inclosing Be. stamp, EEN.
AND2F s o., l. 8a;c'"y street, NJ. Y
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'oi, (whicE is u l,w rsrjma,rl
tuc OF the crop is $500 OF.
= the YnImo OF The fodder, sAuc.is uuj
g ten seed.
No doubt there has been many good crops
made in this County during the present
year, but we doubt if there has been any
better than this mnde by MIR. Griffin. If
'here has We would like to be informed OF
tho fact so 'ha, we may give it publication.
We think it would be much to t. ngrcul-
raj interest IF our County if the farm ers
w2uld publish the result of their op erations
e",h year, especially when an extraordinary
) iold has been attained. BY giving the
eh'raoter Of soil, time ofplantiug and mode
Of cultivation, much information might be
even to O. hers, besides it would act as a
Rnmulus 10 others TO attain rs good or bet-
ter results, and in this way great improve
ment in the mode of cultivation as we'll as
Increase in yield of the crops would be the
r"ault. Why not try two will publish
anything on this subject gratis and it will
e"et you nothing except @ little time to
give us the necessary facts.
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EasIey Land Sale.

WILL sell 10 the highest bidder Mt Pick.
ems Court House, en- Saledny in Decem.
Der 1882, all Of that TRACT OF LAND
lying in and near the thriving Town Of
Ensley-known as the Govcy Smith Place
cont ntalnlng Sixty Acres, more or less. Alb
ner Mullinix is entitled 10 one half of the
net proceeds Of the purchase money. and
the Land will be sold for division and set
tlement with him, by his consent. Titles
perfect. Terms one>half cash. and the re-
mainder on one years time, with interest
from date, secured by a mortgage of the
premises.
C. L. HOLLINGSWORTH.
nov l6,1SS2
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The Taxes.

When the tax books closed on the 10th
instant, there were 406 delinquents. Some
have since pai I, and the number of execu-
tions reduced in consequence. Three thous
oni and ninety five receipts were issued by
'hh Treasurer. and the following amount
ofmoney collected:
For State purposes, STAG 81
County purposes, 1870 As
Railroad Bonds, 1882 26
School. 3,l48 ID
Polls, 1916 II
Total for all purposes, 1922 81
The money TO meet the interest due on
tie County bonds the 1st day of next jan
nary is now in the Treasury, aud about
$4,000 Of the bonds have been retired -
The TWO mills extra tax, il is thought, will
pay off all the past Indebtedness Of the
County, except that which has accrued this
Year, amounting to between four and FIVE
hundred dollars. There is n small def
cheney nearly every year, aud the County
Commissioners estimate that it will take n
levy of 1T mills annually to meet the O, di-
nary expenses Of the County. Ii would be
economy TO make the levy and place the
County on cash basis. II This was done
bridge building and other County work
could be done more cheaply.
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IL Ks;ylASHSS ysYS2 8
HOW LOST, HOW RIISTOlSED

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED:
ust published, new edition OF lR. C,,-
- vERwELLs CELFBRATEE ESSAY on Il e
radical cure Of Spcrmntorr ora or S,m;r,
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Io> sos, llr
lo'erey, Mental and Physical lu, arncitI =,
lnpedicnIs TO M.ringe, etc; also Gov.
SUMPTION, Epilepsy, and ff7s, in, uced "
sell Indulgence or sexual .xIrn,al, nee. g..
The crl' hrnt,d author, in Ihis ndmi, ahl.
Essay, Clearly demon snntcs. from n rhi,,v
ycnis successful IIncti,e that the uln, N Ii :
CO nse equenccs Of self abuse mny he ndcany
cured: pointing out mode af cure at one,
simple, certuin, and .trc,unl, by mcn, s,
Which every sufferer, no nniter what h,s
condition may he, may cure hiu. self cheap.
~, privately nnd radically.
E3S" This lecture should be in the hands
OF very youth and every mnn i'm the laud
Sent under senl, in n plain envelope, /"
any address. post paid, on receipt of six
cents or two postage stamps. Address
The CUlvcrWelI Medical CO.
y Ann st. New York. n. T.,
Pos:oIlico Box, $50.
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nov ., 1888.

DT virtue Of a Lien Warrant TO me di
AD rectcd, | have seized, One Bale Of
Cotton and about 600 pounds IF Seed
Cotton, as the property Of y. }. Taylor, at
The suit Of VIM. NJ. lingood & Co., and will
sell the same 1" the highest bidder for cash
at Enslry, Il. - o'clock on Tuesday after
the first Monday in Dtcemhrr. 1882.
JOAB MAULDIN. sP.C.
nov 1G, 1882 9 3
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GEORGE E. LEMON.
State OG South Carolina
COUNTY PICKENS.
IN COURT COMMON PLEAS

COUNTY PICKENS.
IN COURrOF MON PLEAS
samuel Neal, Plaintiff. against Elizabeth
Freeman, W. ii. freeman. Mar, }. Bar
ton, W. j. n Barton, Sarah |. Garrett,
Thomas ". Garrett, James 4. Nonl.
Henry /. Doid. DIANA DodL, Jalia Dodd,
Jose phimc DOud, MaItit EbbiIt, and John
I. Ebbit. ADMINISTRATIONS FOR
KLLILr, WomI !,,inI Scryrd.)
10 The Defendants above named:
VOU are hereby summoned md required
Il TO answer the complaint in his action.
ot which cory is herewith served upon
yon, and to serve II copy Of yonr answer To
the said complaint on the subscriber at his
Office on Main Street, at PIckens Court
House, 5. g., within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and if you fail to answer the com
plant within Ihe time aforesaid, the plant
I'm il This action will apply to the Cour.
for the relief demanded III the complaint
Dated October 2G. y. ID. 1882.
IL. b. }. J. LEW Is, C.C.P
ClIAS. j. BARRETT,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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TO the Defendants, Elizabeth Freeman. "
II Freeman, Mary J. BartOn and " } n
Burton.
Take notice, that the summons i'm this
action, Of which the foregoing is copy
together with the complaint herein, was
filed in the Office of the Clerk CT The CourI
OF Common Pleas in md for lie County and
State aforesaid, OIL The 9th day OF OcI ober
Il. -. 1852.
a CHAS. p. BARRETT,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
nov 2, 1852 Nv
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LoVe in the Cradle.

The following epistle has fallen into our
hands. The writer is Eve year old school
hby aud the, billetdoux is addressed TO n
little girl few months his junior. But
without fursher introduct ory remarks we
give the letter. verbatim ei liternIim 81
punctuatiR, 'or we have all been school
children once and know how il Is ourselyes :.
"P. c. H.
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nov 9, 1882

A Sheriff Of Pickcns County, by au-
"A lhority OF certain Decretal Orders r ade
for that purpose, l will sell TO the highest
bidder before the Court House door. ,ur-
ing the legal hours Of sac, on the first
Monday in December 1882, the several
Tracts Of Land herein ntter desbribcd. to
wit. "All Of that Tract on which John
Edes now lives. on Six Mile Crre&, ndion.
ing Th 8. Craig and others. containing l43
acres. more or less" for partition among
the heirs Of Fanny Durham, deceased by
order OF ilon. !. 5. to,hrau, Pres. Judge,
on the l3th of Sept. 1882.
"All that Tract, Of the Real Estate of
McDufhe Hamilton. deceased, known as
No. !, containing Finy-Seven acres more
or less, adj djnininr i net No. ., tue K and
ID. x. IL. and others. near ihc Town of
Ea Icy: by order f Hon. } $ Co,hran,
Pres Judge. dated I'D September InS2 for
tn" payment of the dcN.ts OF the said Nc
Duih,c hamilton, deceased.
Terms OF both sales. ole half CASH the
remainder o. one years time. with inter.
est Fr"m date, secured by the bond Of tie
rnr"hnf"r and a mortgage of the premises
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of Pickens lourt Auu.c on the Pumpkin,
town Road. cunrninInx 200 acres IN re "a
less, adjoining lands of c. GriIIn, l.. NJ.
H"l:er. Vm. n . Ferguson. &. l.. Hvlllnys
worth aud others; levied upon by VIRUS Of
an execution 10 me directed. in the case OF
Louisa E. Ferguson, IS. Joseph b. Fcrsu-
son.
TERMS CASH-PurchaSer paying cx-
ira for deed.
JOAB MAULDIN, sp.c
nov ., 1882 8
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hSfcanHaORDGa G& HbamvfREe ER FR
Change of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

On and after November 9Th, 1892, Pas
senger Train Service on the Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line Division will be as fol.
lows
EXPRESS--EASTWAR
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''P. 9. II
UAIY DRAR

I love you with MI nv heari
and might. Does you love me? If Won
loved me like love you no knife could en-,
our love into If you loved ME I would be
happy but can never be happy withou,
yonr love IL you and your folks loved me
and mi folks like me aud = folks love
you and your folks me aLu ;ou will marry
Your dearest and most devoted - -
P.S.-No and you will marry when you
20: ready"
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Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilious
attacks positively cured with Emory's Stan
dard Care Pills-an in!alible remedy: never
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causing no gripping or purging; they are
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they are uncqnaled. Fer Liver Complaint
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are used and prescribed by Physicians. and
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street: New York. june 10, 6m
Mcbride Co., Atlanta, Georgia, man
uincture Show Cases. are Southern Agents
for Seth Thomas Clocks aad Lambeth's Fly
Fans, and own the celebrated Gate Cit y
Stone Water Filter, aud Chcrry's Steam
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PRICES ferwarded on application.
Merchants make out list oc Crockcry.
Glass. Wood and Tinware, that you are 10
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To Con&u1nptives.

ME advertiser having been pei n al enrly
cured of thHt dread disente. Crnsnn w.
tion. Ivy simple remedy, is anxious 10
Nuke known 10 his fellow suf,r,r II .
means OF cure. To all WHO desire it. he " IN
send copy ct 'he prescription u ed. (f,,c
OF G""rPe) WIN ~" directions 70, Jr'puii e
and using the same, Which thew viii f,J =
'nrc Cure for Coughs. Colds Gers,
ASIhm", Bronchitis, &c. Parties vi,l', -
the Prescription, will please pddrt.s. Rev
r. a. WILSON. I'D Penn street, Y llicms.
burg, NV Y rk.
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&4,OCC,CCO ASsETF.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.

IF YOU WISH INSTANCE AGAlN<
FIRE ON YOUR DWELLING, FUENI-
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G. w. BOWEN,
At ITudgens & IT"dgcns, Easley, 3. G.
Agent for the Continental Fire insurance.
Company of New York.
june s. 1892 SO en-
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Magazine F'yv@ ES0kRsa'S. ED9I-
va @ Is HGsS T';;3 Illustrated Il
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da"aA""ss and E0s, t masters.
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HSesM oyr&t B0sEEssisSacT. ~
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ceoEaR RNReFa6'tAS Wi4Ra NOVeasa~
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IWNNFETINNS.
A. with 5 & Rai.rond fl om Charleston.
"lth Wilmington, Colun bin and Aupust
Railroad from Wilmington and all
points North thereof
With G & 4 RailrOad from charlotte and
all points North thereof
u. with Asheville.nud Spartanburg Railroad d
for points in Western Nsrlh Carolina,
c. with Atlanta and charlotte Division ki,L
mond and Dunville Railway for At
lanta aud all points south and wosl
ID. Wlth Atlunlannd charlotte Division Rich
"""' "n1 Danville railway from At.
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Good Furniug.

Mr.. j. G.. Griffin had made on his Ian.
'Nion, lying pn'tly inside the corpornte
ljn'iis Of this town. this year. with one
... Sc 900 bushels of corn and 9 bases Of
National Republican., 1882-07-21
ALExANpRIA AFFAIRS.

Judge Gray, the collector of this port is rebuild
ing and eularging his residence at Munson's Hill,
near Falls Church.
All July coupons have been promptly paid on
presentation, and there are no salaries or floating
debt due by the city.
The schooner ]. H. d. Smoot has been sold to
parties in Washington, and the vessel will here
after hail from that port
Samuel Sisson has been appointed master Of the
steamer Enterprise, in the place of George Fol-
lansbee, who continues ill.
A friendly shooting match between the Capital
City Gun Club of Washington, and the Alexan.
dria Gun Club took place at the fair grounds in
this city yesterday afternoon
Mr. L. NJ. Black ford. principal of the Episcopal
high school, near this city, will spend the sum
York next Wednesday on the Cunard steamer
Servia.
Yesterday was the pay day of the Washington
and Western Railroad Company, and all debts for
supplies, &C., were promptly paid at the office of
the company by Mr.. Werner the treasurer
The owners of the vacant lots on North Royal
street have been notified by the mayor to fill them
up to abate the nuisance complained of by the
residents of the neighborhood, according to the
resolution adopted at the last meeting of the city
council.
The new schooner Ellwood Harlow, now being
rigged at Me.srs. j. p. Agnew Il Co.'s ship-yard,
will be completed and ready for sea next week.
Her commander, Captain King, of Jersey City, is
Georgetown, there being no coal at this port.
The funeral of Mr.. Joseph Il. Janney, whose
sudden death at Occoquan was noticed yesterday
took place from the residence of Samuel H. Jam
ney esq, in this city, at o'clock yesterday after
noon aud was attended by q large number Of the
tered in the Friends burying ground on Queen
street, in this city.
National Republican., 1882-07-21
Fairfax for Coalition.

FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA, July 49, 1882.
Pursuant to the coll of the chairman of the Re-
publican and Readluster County Executive Com
mitee for convention to be held at this place
on July II, for the purpose of selecting delegates
to the Warrenton Congressional Convention, a
large number of Republican and Readjuster voters
of Fairfax County assembled here yesterday. The
convention was called to order about l:30 o'clock
was chosen as permanent chairman, and Mr. s. NJ.
Fitzhugh secretary. business was Immediately
proceeded with. committee of six was ap-
pointed TO draft suitable resolutions. short re-
cess was then taken, after which the following
gentlemen were elected to the Warrenton conven-
Mellon, e. o. Belts, J. f. Crocker, j. c. De Putren,
William Aver, and Hon. Job Hauxhurstl The
convention next took under consideration the
organization of a Coalition Iparty for the COM
ing campaign, and, after some discussion,
Hon. job Hauxhurst CORNER chairman OF
County, was chosen chairman Of Coalition ex-
eeutive committee" and Mr. s. N. Fitzhugh (Re-
adjuster) was chosen secretary. The county Is di.
yded into six districts, each district having one
member in the executive committee. subcom-
mttee will be organized iii each district, who will
have under their especial charge the work of the
campaign. Thus 1t will be seen that the first and
thorough organzation-was taken. Let each
county in the eighth district do likewise, and
Imported - Barbour will have to go.back TO rail-
roadng Tho convention passed resolutions in
dorsing Senator Malone and Hon. II. II. Farr
recommending the latter to the Warrenton con-
also recommending THE NATIONAL REPuBLicAN,
Richmond Wing, and Herndon Wedge as news
papers eminently worthy of the support Of the
Coalition party. Then adjourned sine die. +.
National Republican., 1882-07-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE MIDSUMMER
HOLIDAY NUMBER
THE CENTURY |!
Exquisite Illustrations. Striking Summer Features.


Continuing the custom which has
proved so successful in past years, the
August CENTURY MAGAZINE is known as
the Midsummer Holiday Number" be-
ing especially devoted to papers and
stories of light and entertaining char
acter
FOR SUMNER READING,
and enriched with an unusual number of
choice engravings. The appearance of
this Midsummer Holiday Number has in
past years been pronounced
"THE LITERARY EVENT OF THE SEASON."
and, in its attractions, the present issue
is fully up to the high standard thus es-
tablished.
Among the special featuresin this num-
berare richly illustrated papers on Steam
Yachting in America" can Aboriginal
Pilgrimage" (the Zuni Indians in Bos-
toni The Borderlands of Surrey" Some
English Artists and Their Studios"
frontispiece portrait of Richard Wagner,
with an article on How Wagner Makes
Operas; :" "The Lambs" burlesque
tragedy satirizing Wall street, by the au-
thor of "The Confessions of Frivolous
Girl" "The Little Tin Gods on Wheels"
&C.; "The New Northwest" by =. v.
Smalley !; a down-east story, The Phan-
tom Sailor,n by Noah Brooks, &c, &c.
All booksellers and news-dealers sell
it; price, 35 cents In no other shape can
so much entertaining reading matter,
with such beautiful engravings, be had
for the price. Persons who are not reg
ular readers of The CENTURY should not
fail to see this special number.
The CENTURY CO., New YORK.
National Republican., 1882-07-21
The AIexnndrIa Librarv.

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN:
Your correspondent "Philo" has not given you
the whole truth about the burning OF the Alexan.
dra Library, and, to be consistent with his creed
1t is not expected that he should. The facts are,
that library first burned, large part Of it.,
by julius Caesar; and according to Draper, in his
"Conhict between Religion and Science" pp. 2l,
103, he burned more than half of 1t, 1t was next
dispersed by Theophilus, bishop of. Alexandria.
He destroyed less than the remainder of He
was "enjoined |" to do it BY the Emperor Theodo-
sius Odd, PIP. "a, ioSl It's destruction was com
John Philoponps Christian scholar, interceded
for IT, but in vain (bid., p l03) Gibbon gives the
whole details. Those Interested are referred to
this latter authority. The salient facts are that
the Christians OF that day burned an ineonsidera.
BILE part of It; infdels twice aflerward succeeded
in entirely demollshing It, When Omar ordered
the destruction ofwhat remained Of the library in
642 II Is said to have been done upon the grounds
that If the books agreed with the Koran, the word
Of God, they were useless and need not be pre.
served and il they did not agree with 1t, they
were pernicious and should be destroyed. Can
Philo" tell us who suppressed the University II
PARISH YERITAs
National Republican., 1882-07-21
REAL ESTATE.
Tho Omcini transactions ms Recorded
Yesterday.

tho Omctnt IfnnnactfOuk ms hec0rdcu
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. +. Omstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District Saturday, as
reported 10 him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY.
On Louisiana avenue, between Four -and-a-hal
and Sixth streets west, part of lot is, square 400
the west % feet front by full depth) George IL. Is.
White, trustee, to Margaret J. Stettinus, 81, 100
square, Oliver Phelps TO Margaret J. Stettinus,
nominal.
The rear of same lot adjoining the next above
property Us feet front ON alley by II fee, William
H. Mcknight to Margaret J. Stciinus, nominal.
On Seventh street west, between III aud streets
100 feeD Leon Tobriner, trustee, ct al. to Maritz
Au gcnsten, nominal.
On Seventh street east (Ss feet by 10 10-1Oo feet
on East Capitol strcet), sublot "a, square $685.
George w. Halstead to Linnie II. Manning, nomi-
nal
On N street north, between Fourteenth and Fif-
eenth streets west, sublots 81 and 33, square 2l2
William +. HELEN, s3,256
On Connecticut avenue, near circle, between
and IL square l37 leach 1887 feet front by depth),
Story b. Ladd to Eliza l.. y. Paine, S5,1295S.
On Nineteenth street west C23.66 feet by III feet
on Sunderland Place., part Of sublots q, %, and
49, square IFS, Story Is. Ladd to Halbert L. Paine,
$4,000.
Same property as next above described, Hallet
E. Paine to Eliza E. p Ladd $4,000.
On Sixth street west, between North i and X
Streets part OF lot 3, square 4s4 N feet inches
front by depth, Luther s. Fristoe to William M.
Hodges, s1,7oO.
COUNTY.
Ivy City, lots is and 10, block G. John Jay Knox,
commissioner OF Freedmans Savings and Trust
Company, to Mary Gertrude Roseway, $3.50.