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4 Wholesale "and Retail; ladies' Goods. Wholesale Dealers. THE GREAT NEED )Mnn fang Mxw. 5 New York Money Market New obe, July 23. Cotton firm.

Gold $1 50. fLfflg Corner Pollok and Middle Streets, NEWBERN, 'NORTH CAROLINA, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry Goods Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Carpeting, Matting, Bugs, Mats, A SPLENDID STOCK OP LAD IKS' SILK BASQUES, CL0AES AND DUSTERS, .1 IT'S il 1 ED. ALSO, A VERY LEG ANT LOT VF PARASOLS. UMBRELLAS, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF WINDOW SHADES II A ALL STYLUS AND SIZES OF Bradley's Celebrated Duplex Elliptic HOOP I II Sj THE EST I xV THE WORLD. Kvtrylhinj; New liinl Fashionable in any of tne above Lint can always be found at ear Store, and at Reasonable Prices.

)McLE AN Cor. i'iillok and Middle Newbern. DUPLEX DOUBLE SPRING SKIRT, THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE. may4-tf S8 1866. FOR 1S6G.

1866 BBADLETS CELEBRATED OR Si 2 0 as i 3 3- 3. "Each HOOP being composed of Two Perfectly Tempered Ktngle Springs, braided OghUy mnd firmly together, ede to edge, forming ouehoop, and making the "Strongest and most Flexible, the Lightest and most Durable Spifag made. They will not bend or break like the Mmgle Springs, but will always preserve their PerTeet and BematifsU Shape, In all CROWDED ASSEMBLAGES, CHURCHES, 7 HEAT RES, RAILROAD LAKB, I0R PROMENADE, OR HOUSE DRESS, In fact, they areT Snperior to all other. combining COMFORT, ECONOMY, LIGHTNESS, A ND.D URABILI1 ENQUIRE 70S Bradley's Dwplex Elliptic or Double Sjrrlnj SKIRT. f.

Mm I SS- I AX TTiirinriLiSj WUCCKSOl4 TO TUTTI COIGROVE, CORNER SOlTll lUOM A HlULI3.K.sT Ai NEWBEUN, -NORTH CAliOLlNA t' a OFFERS AT WHOLESALE Groceries Provisions, Wines anil Liquors, Cigars, ic. IN GREA VARIRT) ALSO, WO ODE WARE, OF ALL K1XDS. CHEAP FO CASH. Atlgiut 10. 18416.

nll8-U Commission and Forwarding. CALVIN B. DIBBLE. B. O.

WOBTH. GEOKGK M. CEWET. II Ulllll VI uun 18b PEARL ALBERT DAY, Agent, Goldsboro', N. C.

GEORGE L00MIS, SXlddle near S. Front. Newtoem, N. C. 77n juiie 20-tf J.

ALEX. McCOMBIE. D. ALONZO CHILD. McCOMBIE CHILD, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCIIAMS, 61 Broad Coiner Bearer NE YORK.

CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. ADVANCES MADE. may 8-tf Hathawat. I R. TTtlet JA8.

L- HATHAWAY ITLKY, (lOKMlillliY -HATHAWAY Hi WILMINGTON, C. IMPORTERS OF MO LA SSEES AND SUGAR,) SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 171 PEARL STREET, NEW OR 3-Conslsnuiciit of Cotton and nil other Southern Product solicited. Jn 17 -Am 1IITFORU, DILL i Commission and Shipping. Merchants NKWBEBN, K. C.

CouiUKnmeuU of Cotton, Naval Stores and Tobavcu, will bare onr prompt attention. Agents for Murray's line of Steamships to New York, and sailing Tassels for Baltimore and Philadelphia. xiOTlAl WHlTrOKD. DILL Jt CO. DISINFECT! JZUCH VALUABLE PROPERTY BTTRXED ASD DESTBOYED becanse people don't know Vb0f can PURIFY AIVD DISINFECT IT.

With one BOTTLE OF CREED'S" DISINFECTIXG FLUID, Hundreds of dollar's worth of CLOTHING mar I SAVED, And it wOl be found equallygjefflcacioas in PURIFYING ROOMS In which SMALL-POX, Ac, hare prevailed. Imperial Quart Bottles of it to be had at $1.00 each, at H. J. MEfiHiNGER'S Drug Store, 28 Pollok St Newbern. may tf 41 HAVING just received large additions to Stock, we would respectfnlly invite the iubbclto aIl and examine the largest variety of CABINET FUMITUIIE in the State, eemprlsing Parlor Salts, of Mabogay nnd Black 'n'aluut: also, Tete-a-tetes, 8faa, Sofa Beds.

Lounyea. Piano Stools, Easy Chairs. Ho kin Chairs, Whatnot, Glasaes. Chamber Suit, of Mahogany, Black Walnut, and Paiat-ed; also, a few Cradles, and TEASTER BEDSTEADS, Ofa new style and extra width. HAIR MATTRE8HE8, at New York Wholesale Prices.

Cs A. NELSON At the BED HOUSE, AS and 7 Midi Hmt jyao-rf. Goidsboro' Female College. THR FALL RES-ION wil' begl-i on Monday, the 6th of Aognst, and continue Twenty weeks. -Board $4 per week la ranvney Tnition per se4on $12 to 0 Extras equally moderate Instruction ihonmgn Government mild and parntL For farther information address KEV.

S. MILTON FROST, 'A. M. jnne21m i IMPORT A NT CHANGE HAVrNG sold that popular place oi resort for those seeking creation end fan, 'he Elm City Billiard Salcon, DIBBLE 'II Pills have been swallowed in millions. Salves have been rubbed in by the pound.

Dr. Mag-giel's two grand specifics are putting an end to this wholesale system of medication. One of his famous pills is a dose. A box of his healing salve ia of more value, as a lemedy for ulcerous and eruptive diseases, than a ships cargo of the Ointments advertised to cure everything, but are aQ, in fact, either useless or deleterious. Dr Maogetl's motto is concentration.

He has placed in the smallest compass the active principle of the most potent vegetable specifics. There is no mineral in his Pills they do not gripe they do not enfeeble. They create a vigorous appetite, and correspondingly strengthen the digestion. They tune the liver, clear the head and steady the nerves. No form of scrofulous disease can resist the disenfectent operation of the Salve Tumor.

Abscesses, Salt Eheum, Boils, Pimples, Pustules, 4c, are thouroughly eradicated by this unrivaled medicine. In fact, Maggiel's Bilious, Dyspeptic and Diabbhcsa Puis cure where all others fail While for Buns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts, and all abrasions of the skin, Maogizls, Salve is infallible. Sold by J. Maggieis 43 Pulton street, New York, and all Druggists, at 25 cents per box. Sold by H.

J. MEN KISGER, Sole Agent for Newbern. N. C. ap'l 10, '66.

J. M. PATTERSON, MIDDLE NEWBEBN, N. Wholesale and Eetail Dealers In Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Crockery, Stoves and Tin Ware. AX.SO, Commission and General Shipping Merchants.

T'tbrral advances made on all articles of Country Produce ih pped through, them or through tl-lr Branch Hoase, In Ktnston, in Carolina. July 22-tf Traveler's Guide. QHAN6E OK R.AIA.H.OAD Office Atlantic and N. O. R.

R. Company, 1 N. June 5, 186A. On and after Monday next Mail Train will ran daily as follows Leave Morebead City. 7.15 A.

M. Arrive at Newport 7.42 Leave 7 45 Arrive at Newbern 9 00 Leave Newbern 9.16 Irrive at Kins ton. 1 0 53 Leave Sinston 11 00 Arrive at Mosely Hall 11 .55 Leave Moeeiy Hall 11.42 Arrive at Ooldsboro 12.15 P. M. RETURNING Leave Ooldsboro 3.30 P.

M. LeaveMosely HalL 4.10 Leave Kinston 4 52 Leave Newbern 6 40 Leave Newport 8.00 wive at Morebead City. 8.30 Pass nger train connects with North Carolina Railroad Train going West at 12.45 P. and returning leaves after arrival of Wilmington and Weldon Railroad train going South. Passengers from West wait from 11.20 A.

M. to 3.30 P.M. The accommodation train will leave Morehead City on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, returning every alternate day as follows Leave Morehead City (Station). 9 00 A. M.

Leave Newbern 12.15 P. M. Leave Einston 3. 1 0 Arrive at Ooldsboro 5.15 RETURNING, Leave Ooldsboro at 8.45 M. Leave Kinston at 11 02 Leave Newbern at 2.15 P.

M. Arrive at Morehead City (Station) at. 6.00 This train leaves Ooldsboro' Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays after arrival of Wilmington it Weldon Railroad train going North, and arrives every alternate day in Ooldsboro' at 6 15 P. M. a later train than mail train for passengers going North.

FARE REDUCED. Through tickets will be sold to principal stauons on North Carolina Railroad, Baltimore, New York, tic June 6-tf JOHN D. WHITFORD. President. Shipping.

Gr OODSPEED'S WEKKL1 Steamship LINK. Carrying the U. S. Mail, Between New York and Newbern, NOBIS CAROLINA, The A No. 1 Steamship EL CI HOB ART, Master, fi-a-k WILL sail from this port for New York dirert on WEDNESDAY, Aug.

1st, at BkMf 4 "'clock, p. m. --jv All Goods, directed to my care will be -eceived and forwarded Free' of Commission. For or passage, having unsurpassed acconimo-lions, apply at WM. H.

OLIVER CO'S Brick Store to inly 19-tf. C. P. OOODSPEED. Agent VOftCAlE BY ALL DRUftCISTS.

ROGER'S Fragrant Odontoliue, FOB CLEANSING AND PRESEBVING HE TEETH. Removes all substances destructive to the teeth, prevents discoloration and the accumulation of Tartar, and a spongy relaxed condition of the Gums, Imparting a pleasant and refreshing fragrant taste to the Mouth. Guaranteed to contain no Acid, or any substance that will injrre or destroy the Teeth. Its cl easing and healthful properties are certified to by prominent Dentists throughout the country. Bold by Druggists, Fancy Goods Dealers and Perfumers, and at Depot 85 Liberty Street, New York.

Ask for ROGERS' FRAGRANT ODONTOLINE and take no -rther. Sole Agent for North Carolina, R. BERRT, Druggist, Newbern, N. C. DRUGGISTS FURNISHED AT TRADE PRICES.

146 Henry Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. This is to certify that I have tested and used the "Fragrant Odontollne," prepared by Chas. F. Rogers, and consider it a safe and excellent wash for the Teeth.

Its cleansing properties are of theArst order, while the purity and sweetness which it-imparts to the month are most refreshing. A preparation which combines properties at once both agreeable and healihfal, cleansing and yet safe, to the degree attained by the Odontoline" can scarcely be' over estimated. A. MARTIN. mar2-eodem Dentist Sterling quiet.

Sight Drafts 10 J. Coupons ol '811094; ditto '62 $1 061; ditto '65 S1 048-Ten-forties 98i- Treasuries $1 03f. Caro, lina84. second dispatch. New Yoke, July 23.

Cotton dull sales 1,200 bales at 36a38. Coupons of '62 $1 06 ditto '65 $104. Temforties 98i. Treasuries $1 034a $103. Gold $1 501: Arrivals.

New Yobk, July 23. The steamships Moripost Virgin and Gen. Grant, from New Orleans; Flambeau and Leo, from Savannah, arrived here today. For the Newbern Times. Newbebn, N.

July 21st, 1866. Editor of the Times Sra: In your issue of the 19th July, I noticed an article copied from the AuyusiajConst'dxdional- isi, in which it is reported that Gen. Tillson de nounced J. E. Bryant, editor of the Loyal Georgian, as a beggar, a liar, a swindler, a rascal and a scoundrel.

As I happen to be personally acquainted with Bryant, having formerly been a resident of the same town and village with him, I take the liberty to deny the above charges. J. E. Bryant is both truthful and honest his note is worth one hundred cents on the dollar and he is a man of unquestionable moral character. He entered the "Union army at an early date as Captain in the 8th Maine Begiment, and served three years.

Soon after the expiration of his term of service, he went to South Carolina to accept a command under Gen. Saxton, but about that time the rebel armies found that "last that we had been told so much about, and his services were not needed. Bryant's record for loyalty, morality, truth and honesty are unimpeachable, and as II have observed from the tenor of your journal that you do not deem it conclusive evidence that a man is bad simply because he hails from the North, I do hot think yon would knowingly assist in circulating any such vile slander against one so emphatically guiltless. Where Bryant is best known the only effect these false charges can have, will be to weaken the influence and injure tne reputation of those who make and circulate them, while honest, intelligent people who are not acquainted with him, will deem it verv strange that no witnesses should be summoned, and no testimony of any character should be presented at a Convention called expressly to exam ine into the charges made against him. It is about equal, in absurdity, to announcing a wedding and inviting the guests without notifying the bride and bridegroom.

People will also ob serve that the report of the Committee is sadly at variance with the General's grave charges. As to the character of Gen. Tillson, I know nothing, but if he possesses the confidence of the people, or has any reputation for truth, (and hi position would seem to indicate that he has) it is very unfortunate for him that he should have made these grave charges without anything upon which to base them. If the members of the Geor gian Equal Bights Association have any confidence in the General's word, J. E.

Bryant will, in all probability, soon cease to be President of that Association, as he holds that office by their decree. Respectfully yours, J. G. Spaulding, Aid U. S.

Coast Survey. 1 sn i The heat in New York city has been intense. We counted 120 cases of sun stroke, which took place on the 17th. The Timet says Sun Strokes Yestebday. A very large number of cases of coup de tot el were reported yesterday, a large proportion being fatal in their character In cases where the is unknown the patient is removed to Bellevue Hospital.

When unknown persons die the body is deposited in the Morgue, for identification. Persons missing relatives or friends are requested by the authorities to apply there at once, as burial follows quickly after death. Ocean Telegxaph. It is believed that the Great Eastern left the west coast of Ireland on the 10th on her new ceaceful mission of laving a submarine cable to connect J-urope with America. To speculate on the probabilities of loss or success after two failures, is to tell the price of gold at a future time or speculate on that of wh.ch we have no knowledge.

The ship is in order, with all the necessary annlian-! ces on board, and she has more than sufficient cable to reach f.om Ireland to Newfoundland. The cable is believed to be lighter and stronger man euneroi tne two neretorore laid. The additional strength will be a great security in hauling in, orin paying out. Taking ail the circum stances together, the chances at the present time are better than on either of the former occasions. The steamer Medway acconpanies the GreA i at torn, with cable to splice and extend the one lost last year, if recovered.

When this is accom plished, we have a hance for a second cable. Ihe cable expedition is not expected to sail faster than five miles an hour, or 120 miles per day, and as the Great Earttern probably left the woo vu i iic ivtu iubic, sue is now supposed to be 960 miles on the voyage. Proceeding at the same rate, we may expect to hear of her arrival at Heart's Content about July 27th Journal of Commerce, 18. Massachusetts Politics. Boston, July 19 The Massachusetts Demo cratic State Committee held a meetine at the Parker House to-day, at which a resolution was adppted lecommending the assembl.ng of a Convention of all persons favorable to the policy of the Fresi'lent upon the subject of the restoration of the Mates, for the purpose of sele ting dele gates at large and delegates from the several Congressional districts to the Philadephia Con vention.

It was a.so voted by the Committee that the call be so worded as to embrace all wno des re the union and restoration of the States and the supremacy of tne Constitut.on. SHIPPING NEWS PORT OF NEWBERNi AEBTVXD. July 22. Schr. Leviathan, Harriss, master, from Hyd.

corn to master. 8chr. John T. Wi lis, Chadwick, muter, from Middle-ton. Hyde corn to m8ier.

8cnr. M. O'Neal. Conklin, master, from SladesvUIe, Hyde corn to master. 8chr.

Ida, Lupton, master, from Hyde corn and Uve stocJt. to master. CLXAMXB. July 20. Schr.

Iowa, Tutow, master, for Hyde Co ivat, oy master. ONii THOUSAND PUUM)S CHOICE IIP COUNTRY BUTTER JTJ8T KECETVED AT A Foot or Middle Street, and tor sale 38 GTS. PEE LB. BY THE TTRTT J. July 11-lm 95 WANTED, A PERMIT to cat from one to two hundred thousand Be Oak BHD.

STAVES. Persons having th ti nber near a watercourse will apply to ax. Jtl. UAHE, at P. MERWIN Cos Store, Jaly 22-tf South Front street.

TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1866. TELEGRAPHIC. eepokted fob the kewbebh daily times. THE VERY LATEST. A.J- "Washington New.

'Y'''n washihutoh, uiy zz. XJepartment has been advised that the following Fenian prisoners have been released from Irish prisons on condition of their returning forthwith to the United States: Daniel 3. Mykens, Colonel Burke, Bernard, McDermott, Edward Morley and Kir- wan. Advices received here by the Mexican Legation report that the Austrian forces was defeated by the Joarists force atfjoyelpee, losing a large num ber of killed, wounded and prisoners. The Imperialists were about to abandon Haco- talpan.

Washisotos, July 23. The President has par doned A. E. Maxwell, formerly Confederate Sena tor from Florida, There is barely a quorum of the members of the House here, and the Speaker declines grant ing more leaves of absence. The Senate has confirmed Henry to be Attorney-General of the United States, and John A.

Cline to be Collector of Customs at Vicksburg, Miss. Andrew McDowell is to be Assistant Treasurer of the United States at Charleston. Congressional. Washington, July 23. The House to-day con curred in the Senate amendment to tne reso lution admitting Tennessee.

It is probable that the President will sign the joint resolution, as it provides for the admission of the Tennessee Eepresentatives, but will protest against sending to' him, because he has nothing to do with the admission of members of Congress, and he will further protest that the preamble does not state the -truth inasmuch as it asserts that theTennessee Legislature has adopted the proposed amendment- to the Constitution, when in fact, it has not been adopted by a quorum of both branches of the Legislature. Mr. Schenck offered a resolution, calling on the President to know if any application had been made for the pardon of Major Gen. Pickett, and if any steps had been taken for his trial on the charge of executing Union soldiers, which was passed. Mr.

Spaulding offered a resolution which was agreed to, requesting the President to cause the prosecution in the U. S. Courts against Fenian prisoners to be discontinued if not incompatible with the public interest from Mexico. Washington, July 23 Letters from the City of Mexico assert that Maximillian has signed a treaty with Dano, the French Minister, which agrees that twenty thousand French troops will remain in Mexico for five years, serving uader it jr 2 a jNapoieon agrees to iurnisn oiaximuuan wiui $500,000 per month for five years, receiving as security for this and other claims the railroad from JVera Cruz to the City of Mexico. The revenues to' be collected by the French officials.

3 SECOND DISPATCH. iwYoek, July 23. A city, of Mexico correspondence says that the Fourth of July-was celebrated" by the resident Americans with great spirit. General Magruder and other eminent Confederates participated. Magruder responded to a toast of the U.

S. Army and Navy. memory of the late President Lincoln was received with respect by Confederate exiles. 2' New Yobk, July 22. Fourteen cases of cholera have been reported during the last 24 hours, ending last evening.

The disease is on the increase, a second dispatch. i i iit New York, July 23. There were eleven hundred and thirty deaths in this, city last week. The cholera is increasing. On Yesterday theie were fourteen deaths from cholera in this city and five new cases in Brooklyn.

The epidemic is increasing on Governor's Island, two deaths and more than the usual number of cases on yesterday, of the cases there all are boys from 16 to 20 years old. The disease is severe on Hart's Island, the number of cases is from twenty to thirty daily, with a proportion of from 10 to 15 per cent deaths. Cholera hospitals have been established in the infected district in Brooklyn, which is near Hamilton Avenue ferry. Foreign Mews. New Yobk, July 22.

Foreign advices report the cholera raging atj Stettin, Prussia. On the 7th there wire 148 cases in Berlia. Seventy of which are fatal. Tne Philadelphia. Convention.

New Yoke, July 22. The Seward-Ray mond Republicans have, issued a call for a State Convention to nominate delegates for the Philadelphia Convention, There is no movement yet in the Democratic State Committee. Arrived The steamers Leo, from S. B. Souder, from Charleston; Virgin, from New Orleans; El Uid, from Newbern, and City of Limerick, trom Liverpool.

Arrivals at Boston. Boston, July 22. Arrived here on Sunday bark Libertat. from New Orleans, and brig D. if.

Do jin, from Wilmington. The Tennessee Legislature. Washington, July 23. Nashville dispatches from high authority states that there was no quo rum present when the Constitutional Amend ment was ratified by the House. 1 The pseaiding officer of the House peremptorily refuses to ceitifjrthat such a resolution was passed by the Legislature, there being no quo rum pnsaiit.

From nutepila. Philadelphia. July 23. There were seven hundred and forty deaths in this city last jweek, which ten were from cholera. Wrreh of the Steamship Kphesns.

New YobXt July 23. The steamship Ephesus, bound from Norfolk to Liverpool, was stranded on July 6th. on Sable Island. A portion of her cargo was saved, the vessel breaking up. The crew arrived at Halifax on Sunday.

New York Markets. New Yobk, July 23. Flour dull, from 10 to 20c lower. $9 75. Wheat very dull.

No. 1 Milwaukie $1 Corn ad vanced lo sales 96,000 at 83ia84. Pork heavy at $31 50. Lard heavy. Naval Stores steady.

Turpentine 70a71. Bosin $8 50. 42 POLLOK STREET" ONE DOOB FROM MIDDLE, Wholesale and Retail Dealers 'IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Laces. Ribbons, Silks, ladies' Silk Basques, Shawls, Cloaks, And Everything in the Notion Line. Also, keep constantly on hand a large assortment of all qualities of OLOTHINa, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks, Umbrellas, Parasols, And in fact everything to make a complete DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING HOUSE.

All of the above line of GOODS we are deter-mimed to sell AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. ALL WE ASK IS A TRIAL. KAUFMAN BAER. ALEX. EPPLER.

Particular Attention paid to Orders. june 16-ly n74 r. J. Mitcliell. Geo.

Allen. D. T. Careaway. MRTU CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL HOUSE AND Hardware Store.

22 Pollok Newbern, N. C. WATER STREET, WILMINGTON, N. Keep a large and carefully selected Stock ol FARMERS', MILLERS', BUILDERS, MECHANICS' AND HOUSEKEEPERS' TOOLS, AND OTHER HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING, ROPE, SADDLERY, IRON, STEEL, And can furnish at short notice any kind of Machinery or Casting. R.

HOE CO'S CIRCULAB SAWS, FAIRBANK'3 SCALES, EVAKS St WATSON'S FIRE BURGLAR PROOF SAFES Which we sell ac Mannfacturer's prices. We invite particular attention to our STOCK, and feel I confident that onr facilities and experience will enable us to offer superior inducements to purchasers. I jan 27-tf n261 BERN Tinware Manufactory AND HOUSE FURNISHING STORE. E8TABLIHHED 1853. Middle Street, Newbern, N.

44 Payetteville Street, Ealeigh, N. AGENTS FOS THE SALS 07 TEE CELEBRATED STEWART, QUEEN Ol TEE SOUTH AND WE81ERN EMPIRE COOKING STOVES And Dealers In HARDWARE, HOLLOW AND WOODEN WARE, GUNS, PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, WINDOW-GLASS, KEEOSTNE LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, OILS, Arc. Also Dealers In GAS AND STEAM PIPING, GAS FIXTURES, GLOBES, TAPERS AND HOLDERS. SUCTION AND FORCE PUMPS, GALVANIZED IRON AND LEAD PIPES. Which will be sold at a small advance above mar.TifrtCturer8 prices.

ap6-tf PorsaleErj-tvhere. Manufactuxed exchxclvely to Mr. J. W. STEEI.lite of New Vork, I very xt-by the sole owner of th Patent.

i dially-recommend him to my former patrins ud the wesTh. BHADLET i publie generally, a g.Uemaa eery way worthy their 97 Chambers and 79 and 91 Resde rr. patronage. Janto fcwXoO Jj2i-t J. a carver..