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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-11

CHEAPER THAN EVER.
TOGNIAC BRANDY, Holland Gin,
" st. Croix Rum, Port, Madeira and
Malaga Wines; Pure Spirits and Alcohol;
Loaf, Lump and Brown Sugars; Rio, Cuba,
Havana and st. Domingo Coffee; Young
Hyson Tea, at wholesale, as cheap or cheap
er than they can be bought on tho river.
Cal and se,. ALLEN u GIBBONS.
Oct. a6, 1880
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATO NOITCE.
VNO all persons indebted to the estate OF
u. Charles N. Echols, deceased, late OF
Lucas County, Ohio, notice is hereby given
that they are required to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. And all who
have legal claims against the estate, will
present them legally proven for settlement
within one year from date.
JOHN B. +. ECHOLS, Admr.
Dec O. l8S9 36t4.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-11

Atholder Benjamin Fl,
Andrus Amasy II,
Alsbacn Michael III,
Bissell Nathan H
! Beardsell Luke II
Briggs Owen
Baines James II,
Barker Jane HI
Burton N JIG
Berchfield John Q, 10
Barlow Mr. Ju
Bull Thomas Jo
Baldwin Erastus XII
Brindle Jacob Ke
Barr B Samuel Kr
Bateman B John Ke
Boyer NJ J Lo
Brattin G cen p Lu
Clark Amos La
Cogswell Asei Ma
Cresey Hannah M,
Clark A p nj,
Dawson Henry Me
Dolan Hugh Nc
Degarmo Paul Nc
Demott Samuel Q Nc
Dudley H . Nc
Dunn Chs w Mo
Day Horutio Nj,
DoGd Il B Oh
Degan Thomas Pr,
EckleS John Is Pc
Elder John or Alex-Pr,
ander Pre-
French Wheeler Prf
Folsome benjamin SIRE
Fargo Elisha w 8 Ru
Foster George w Re
Flack George ID |
FOlck Jacob Ru
Griffith w J Sil
Gardner George Sta
Grange Il w SIX,
Gilman Sac
Gilbert Stephen orSei
Thomas Bull Str
Guthrie Joseph Il 4 Sc
Henderson Caleb S Te'
Hobart David TIL
Hedges Sophia To-
Hubbell Hezekiah orTy
Thomas Leaning Ira
Herrick liiiam Tit
EIilI Eliza W.
Hally Eliza Wa
Hughs Owen Wa
Iiurbet Richard Wi
Horton Ii w Q WI
Herrick NJ s Wa
Hubbell Daniel
CHARLES C. p.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-11
NEW GOODs

THE subscribers have received and open.-
IL ed an assortment of new and seasona..
Bile goods which they offer at reduced pri-.
ces, and would respectfully invite those,
who are purchasing, to call and examine,
their stock. G. H.. NITCHIE &. CO..
Nov. o. No. Q, Commercial Boildiqs..
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-11

a w HIS, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Eli,
- phant, Buffalo and water repelIant
cloths Fustalns, Kentucky Jeans and Cor.
ded Kerseys &c, for sale bs
G. II. NITCHIE g. co.
Oct. o. No. Q, Commercial Buildings.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-11

SALE BY MASTER COMMISSIONER IN
~ CnANcERy.-By virtue of decretal Or
der, issued out of the court of common pleas,
in and for the county of Lucas, and state OF
Ohio, to me directed and delivered, shall
expose to sale at public auction, at the door
of the court house, in Toledo, in said coun-
ty, Oh Saturday, the fifteenth day of Feb
ruary next, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and a o'clock p. NJ. the following
lands, tenements and appurtenances, shua-
ted IN said county, to wit: The,north-eas.
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
number nine, IN township number ten, south
of range number four east, containing for
ty acres of land, to satislya decree IN Chan
Gerry in favor of Owen Williams, Daniel
Williams and William 81. Clair, versus Jo-
seph Babcock. Dated Maumee, January 0,
1910. DANIEL o. NORTON,
Al Master Commissioner in Chancery.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-01-11

Va -tbII w Aol lBh IN
~ CuANCERY.--By virtue of decretal or
der, issued out Of the court of common
pleas, in and for the county of Lucas, and
state of Ohio, to me directed and delivered,
| shall expose to sale at public anction, at
the door of the court house, in Toledo, in
said county, on Saturday, the fifteenth dav
Of February next. between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. Nj. the fol-
lowing lands, tenemcnts and appurtenances,
situated in said county, to wit: All those
certain pieces or parcels of land, situate,
lying and being, in the town plat Of Port
Lawrence, Lucas county, Ohio, and being
part Of town lot number twelve, in sad
towns, described as follows, to wit: COM
mcncing at the south-easterly corner OF
sad lot number 10, at the intersection of
the northerly line of Erie street, with the
westerly line OF Monroe street, thence
north 81 minutes west, along said line of
Monroe street 60 feet, and extending back
and at right ang les with said street, 25 feet
from thence in a line parallel to Monroe
street to Erie street, and from thence 2j
feet on Erie street, to the place OF begin
ming, making said piece Of land 2J feet VIDE
and 60 feet long: also, an equal undivided
half of the following piece Of land, to wit:
commencing at certain point on the wes-
terly line of Monroe street, 60 feet north,
81 degrees west from the south-easterly
corner of said town lot No. 12, thence north
81 degrees west along the lie of said Mon
roe street, 10 feet, and extending 10 feet IN
width back from Monroe street, and at right
angles with SAID street 50 feet, making said
piece Of land hereby conveyed, 10 feet wide
and so feet long, to satisfy decree in Chan
Gerry in favor Of John A. Titus. Daniel Y.
Townsend and Walter Titus Jr. versus
Munson Ii. Daniels and Henry w. Goetell.
Dated Muumee, January 8, 1910.
DANIEL O. NORTON,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

Whole deficiency, S23o,2slo
In this table we have 900 and upwards which, accord
to the statements Of the state officers raised by
aiion by oaning remain unpaid the money is raised il
will ,e taken directly from the business and
into other channels II Is not TO be supposed the money
be raised in Europe and this MARKET state and eJe
raj governments will directly in competition with the
business community for bank accommodations
The wants Of the federal
ing, and must be provided for without delay Congress ILL.,
probably authorize the issue Of fresh batch treasury
the result Of which will be renewal the old
with the banks which money ON the noes
and keep them out Of circulation This will be necessary
there other ofrcdeeming the notes Tn.
Secretary Of the Treasury has however his
estimates Of the receipts from the which
nearly much last year. Every must feel that
this is and that than one-alf the will
not be collected The receipts from the public put
down $4,000 This may probably reach 100000 as the
operation Of dull business send people the cities 10
the pursuit Of agriculture and land entered for settle
The aggregate receipts may however put al IS 900 600
below the estimate and will swell the wanted BY the row
eminent to $4,000 OoO provided the expenditures are no
greater than the estimates which less by than the
actual expenditures Of 1880.
With the currency Of the country totally deranged
and dscrede at home and abroad and business perfect
stand STILL the business community from looking forward
to assistance from the national and state
confidence and reasonable degree OF prosperity
only TO regard them in the light OF powerful rival in the
market The government Of the United States stands
first credit and her necessities will undoubtedly be first sur
Piled The operation Of the subtreasury bill while operates
depress prices and consequently exclude imports will
csay impair the of the government and check
commerce; the time the borrow
n therefore in position in which will defeat
the other The subtreanuy 90 operation while the
government is borrowing money The
money, will scarcely b. made al this time.
The only relief to this gloomy prospect in turning the
agricultural Of the country The crops most
abundant and the abundance operating with the scarcity omo
ney will reduce prices very low that element Of
recovery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
NEY MA EFT.
FRIDAY, Feb. I4-6. p. n


The stock market generally has been buoyant today,
and stocks Harlem improved per cent; Mohawk per
cent stonington per cent U. S. Bank per cent North
American Trust and Banking per cent Delaware and Hudson
PER cent; Farmers Trust per cent; Mohawk per cent;
Manhattan per cent; Dry Dock declined per Money
decidedly for good brsiness paper In sterling bills
there much doing Prime Co. ask per Tor 81
the sterng) Cotton bills Offering per Tor
$42tbe sterling) There Is little disposition 10 remit
specie but the arrivals than counter balance the ship
,ments.
The examining committee Of the Manhattan Bank have been
engaged today preparing statement that will probably appear
It's rumored that John O. Coste othe direc
has loan Of $500 secured by his and
large loan stands the Of Campbell White secured by
his note endorsed BY his Robert Norris Esq the Re
eorder who exoco of the directors Of the bank
present all day The probability is, that withdrawing
port will be made, although of the
backing One gentleman, who has been stakeholder
years and has received Of his investment in dv
bends. sold out his stock today
There some feeling evinced in regard closing the
books of the Kentucky Bank in this city The plea part
Of the they wish the holders Of the frau
papabe gross injustice fthey made agent Ps-
hands Of third persons, the bank is both legally and
rally liable the amounts and the attempt deprive all stock
holders Of their rights under prctes Of detecting the fraud
o unprneipe swindng fully equal that ofLevs The
general result Of this will be prevent capital from leaving the
pay the extra risk.
change. The following are the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

JEFFERSON GUARD BALL.-Tbe Battalion of JeGer
Guards give splendid fete Monday next the I7
instant at the Apollo we know from the made
and soldiers Of the corps that will be elegant Ball The
two Companies who unite for the OCCASION Capt Weider.
meyers Of GrenadIers and Capt. Waltz
Of Infantry called jefferson Guards They both
int Of numbers and pains have been spared
entertainment splendid very powerful aud corps
music belonging 10 the Battalion) provided for the
The Committee have been liberal in the invitation
Of their guests-consequeny thers will be brilliant display
Of military gentlemen of rank We informed this
Battalion will be the most efficient and best commanded
IN the state The officers taking great pains in order
IL render themselves perfectly accomplished in their duty
informed that they drill under eminent and accom-
phed Instructor, Col TOmpk'ns and they also laborng
with industry TO instruct their commands The Grenadr
recently been organised Il will great attention when
parallels The uniform splendid, and their equipments Of the
respectable adopted citizens all Germans) devoted the
SOL and rnmsnt Of their adoption, and ready at all times
90 fight for their defence. fei5 az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IS


CLEARED.
white Pf stositrdssi Manhattan Bsdd A%s'eraa% Sioon
sturges Gharleston se0sand Robinson verpoo Jefferson
Nov e. and Dec J. with FRUIT to the masser TRe
experienced in the Mediterranean continual succession Of
SSsds6 brig fyasas ao%sa aS % Gems m
Jan, to Chambera,n, Lawrence 4 Co
Brig Zsphy, fin Gels iron, 70 Boor%an, johnson Co.
Sst Highlands bearing INV distance miles, spoke brig
Brig fonza Spencer ldays FIN May PR, with sugar
and rs n to M TS" 1s% % 81 Marks cotton to
seiisa brg Hercules Pere 70 days from Palermo, with
Brig Ta%Peo, Ballard Fra4hlin La. Dec TO- and Mas
Brig GroSisr Timer fin Sorless SC to
efa s a ad'S. Becrman '' 70" rot
British ,ehr Haeyon achure "a DIS FIN jamaica with pmen
s q Boston, sSS' from To1sseo with
sshr VIM Wallace Allyn from Baze, Honduras, 2sth JAM
schr Jasper Nckeson Boston via Long Island sound with
seRr Oscar, LoSeii' boston, a do d. i Lewis
the Sas sn ssSore near he %G IRON
MEMORANDA.
The States Captain Britton for Liverpool is again
detained. She will probably sail this morning
The Auburn Duriey hence at New Orleans beat the United
There were 10 ships sbars and ~ brig in the port of Cha
NAVAL.
Lawrence Kearny Leutenants oldsborough Marston
J IL Bell Fsirs. p De Camp ogas9 P Ken
Asst surgeon McCelland; Prof Of Mathematics Grant
GRANT ys1 pa S fPHf RGje.oS PRIV W P:;s9 Md MD
s sssea Tsy m%: e sns Rogers RssS H% sscSy
w shuedt, Perry, D Randolph hynson; Carpenter,
rfgS wR osp Clerk MauS ;' s Clerk
The ship Erie Cap, TaylOrwas at Vera Cruz, nth ult.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
YAnaourH, FebsThe Cross Rip Light Boat in the Pow
beat By the days Her bow plank chae con
derb and about 30 sheets of from her lar
board bow ~....x
America, from Trieste, 50 days, for NYork Dec lat 81
Caharne Jackson from Norleans for Liverpool Jan as lat
ah Hammond from vannah Cor Liverpool Feb lat IS
UNITED STATES PORTS
BosToS Feb lar Martha Susan Davis New York; Eli,
sS I'd SUM- sGany savannah Savannah sSspter VIM
wNw to MSW VI fresh Sg@c,s NJ Smith Nyo, ar, ra Vim
cent Jnason Dol Faiys Gator St MARK EF arr I'D" VIM
Airx,spR,, Feb liar Arial, NYork "a Brilliant do.
RSs Stuart Syorf Rs So%Slon .Ii, 'ePpoo no'n0
s,yiSNsr, s-arr sabina Maeson, NYorki cid Inde-
p'pia anIrs, Feb i-cd Ellen, Gordon. Havana.
Nav OELEASs Feb i-cld Alabama, Berry, NYork IIerm
ST AuorsIiSE, Jsn27-arr Undine Hardin, NYork
FOREIGN PORTS.
ST JoHss, NIB, Feb 4-arr Van Buren,, Allen, NYork.
BhRb,Dors Jan s-sld Abby Fernald Of New York. for
M,y.Gusr, PR, IS days sinceTahoka for NewYor soon
Toatsoo, Jan i5--Chares williams Nalery for NYork
ldg William Leverett do; sam souard do, soon; Angus
In, fomeroy, Europe ldr.
PoRr PRIScr Jan lsThcrc port 10 French Eng
| hsh, American aud German vessels
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
RETURNS OF THE New BANKS.

relief bill before the Legislature Of Alabama, which
supposed will The following the leading eatures
ist Giving the directory discretionary call the
debt and seven per cent loan not exceeding twenty
per cent IN the year Is40
Cd Legazng the suspension Of the suspended banks until
81. Aboshipg the Board Of Control.
4h Authorizing and the insurance of post notes by
the banks to the amount of millions and hall OF dollars
The State Of New Jersey has hitherto been without state
debt bill is before the legislature Of that state to loan
81 for the enlargement of the Morris Canal This
has absorbed stock loans than any other
the country and the State Of New Jersey be dragged
into the vortex to sustain it.
We have receiv the report Of the Mary Committee
Finance 1t is very long document The points
that the Merchants Bank Western Bank, Chesapeake Bank
Citizens Bank Hamilton Bank, and Mineral Bank have
ected their charters forfeiture With respect the other
banks they report that by the of iss charters are
in Of their falling pay specie for their notes
tuay void but they vodabe and may be forfeited the
public interest demands it,
The balance Of the report taken up with
raj questions proposed by the Legislature.
The branch mint New Oreans has since il commenced
eraons last December coined half dimes
dollars Dimes quarter eaglesmaking all
pieces.
In looking forward the financial prospects Of the coming
year. but have orbong for the effect that the
pecunary difficulties of the State Federal
may have upon commercial operations The amount
money be raised for purposes but have
very material effect upon the OF the market We will here
give table Of the amount required for the State and City Of
New York. the State Of Pnnsy and the Federal Govern
ment for the year $780, according TO official statements
EXPENSES, Revenue AND DEFICIENCY U. STATES,
STATES OF NEw .YoRK,ASD PrsssrLvAsrA, AND CRY OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
Correspondence of the Herald


The sub-treasury resolutions passed the senate to-
day by clear party vote. A. b. Dickinson made
a clumsy sort of speech, containing good many
wholesome truths. Col. Young reported his old
speech with additions and without corrections. Mr..
Sibey made splendid effort, in which he handled
the Colonel in way that will be caution to all To-
cofoc0 sinners hereafter.
Mr. Talmadge introduced bill to amend the act
of the Revised Statutes, which relates to basfards,
but the chamber full Of ladies, and Mr.. T. omit
ted the naughty word in announcing the bill. The
It. Governor, (who by the way, is not dead, as one
of the unhappy blockheads Of the New Era stated
on Monday pronounced the word as honestly and
innocently as if he had never heard what bastard
meant. The ladies', dear souls, listened with all
their ears but the explanation of the provisions of
the bill was deferred until another day
The abolition resolutions passed the House to-day
only ten in the negative.
Nothing else in either body.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
Police Office.

FEE. H.-Charge of violating Women in the pub
Tic streets.-Two women, calling themselves Ellen
Carey and Ellen Coleman, came before the sitting
magistrates and preferred charge OF assault, with
intent to commit rape, against couple OF Ioafers
who called themselves Peter Farrell and Patrick
Coleman Ellen Carey stated that she and her friend
were quietly passing through Cherry street when
dragged them up an alley, and there tried to have
connexion with them; but they were foied by the
approach of some one. Tee women then called the
watch and Waterman came, and found the two de-
linouents in the Office of Mr.. Chichester, who
keeps a stable hard by. The culprits denied the
charge, but were held to bail in the sum OF SlOOOE
and in default were committed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15


These two institutions show deficient capital without taking
into CONSIDERATION the loss stocks held The analysis, like
those gave yesterday the OF the
Banks themselves and the result shows very moderate loss
In this calculation governed By no bias but take mat
precisely they stand We do not in order to bunder out
case put deposes borrowed money position papa
bly, ridiculous The deposites Of the Banks circulation
much so as if they the pockets of the and
very snail proportion of them paid into the banks in the
shape of money merchant gets his note discounted at the
Bank of America and the amount less the interest," passed to
his credit checked favor of some other bank where
h. owes note The process reversed in the of
other nd dua the banks mutually exchange the checks
paid them In all this operation not circulating bill or dollar
changes hands transactions exist in bank credits and de-
bits will very difficult to show that the banks borrow
any money the operation At the time the depostes
instead being checked liable to be drawn out
We have therefore, analy them down cash
debts The Indebtedness Of the merchants however,
antee they will only be used the liquidation Of loans and
deposites from bank applied the payment Of
another The Bank of America, according the table of
suits that gave yesterday stands independent of its stock
operations among the best institutions Its stock transactions
were unfortunate and il suffers in consequence.
The following additional returns of the banks under
the law, compared with their condition September
LAST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
w.srrSsror CRY, Feb. IL, 1910.

The Bioodhoud Army-Mr. Allen, of Ohio-Ihe
Senate, Abolition Committee, &c. Sc.
In the Senate today, MIR. Preston's resolution,
calling for information in relation to the employment
Of the bloodhounds in the wars of Florida, was ia
ken up and discussed by Mr.. Preston, Mr.. Buchan-
an, and Mr. Benton. Col. Preston, in strain OF
eloquent invective, denounced the employment OF
the hounds, as act Of cold-booded and merciless
cruelty, that admitted of palation, no defence
Before any definite action was had in reference TO
the final disposition of the resolution, 1t was iaid
aside to give place to the orders OF the day. when
were Mr.. Grundy's report on Mr. Benton's non-as-
sumption sesoutions, with Mr.. Crittenden's motion
to amend.
Mr. Allen, of Ohio, being entitled to the floor,
now took it, and spoke three hours in support OF the
report, and in opposition to Mr. Crittenden's mo-
ton to amend.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

hy- SEVERE CASE OF SPLITTING OF BLOOD
Mr. James Byrd Of Brooklyn, was taken very sud-
denly with a severe discharge of blood, which re-
duced him very low, and not wholly stopped
until he used DIR. Taylor's Balsam Of Liverwort.-
This medicine strengthened his lungs, and restored
him TO health Immediately. This vegetable prepa-
ration fails in curing this disease. But you
must be and get the genuine at 375 Bowery -
Beware OF counterfeits.
CAUTION against Counterfeits, is to be sure and
get the genuine DR. Taylor's Balsam Of Liverwort
at 375 Bowery. This is the old and original estab-
ishment.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

The Coroner held inquest on the body OF James
Nicholson, alias Magein, who was committed by the
sitting magistrate, on Thursday, as vagrant, and
found dead in the cell next morning The jury found
that the deceased died from inflamation induced by
drunkenness and exposure.
The body Of an female child was found floating in
the North river adjacent to the Battery. There be-
ing no testimony to show how it came in the water.
The Jury returned verdict Of found drownded
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

Prices for most articles again little higher this week
caused probably by the mild which we have expsr
enced fcr the past week The markets have been hny
ped and should the and muggy weather continue the
receipts particularly of poultry will decrease still further
venson about silently any description OF meats and
ss al "a Reasonable prices large fat bear weighing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

CHATHAM THEATRE.-This evening, Mr.. and
Bonnie will repeat their favorte and highly amusing
military ballet of the Camp the French at Fon-
tainbleau introducing variety of new and elegant
dances Also, the interesting drama of Wallace, or
the Hero Of Scotland and the aughable farce OF the
First Night, or My Own Ghost, in which Mr..
Browne again makes his appearance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
DALPrTATIoN OF THE HEART-For ,bi. di..,..

pALPITATIoN OF THE HEART.-For this disease I
cordially recommend Dr. Tayor's Balsam Of Liver
wort IL strengthening that IL speedily restores the deli
cate 10 vigorous health hal been troubled with palptaon
for four months; sometimes could do
work But commenced with this vegetable rene
d., grew better daily. am uncommonly we'll. can
also recommend Il for whoopng cosgh Thos r. Flynn, is
Bowery.
Note-The genuine sold at s75 Boery Also Al 90 North
Sixth street Philadelphia: IS tornh Boston; Wossmn
ster street Providence; lSs Fulton street, Brooklyn
fIs std&tws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

BROADWAY CIRcUs.-Mrs Hood had full and
fashionable house at her benefit last evening, and her
performances gave general satisfaction. The diff
cult and graceful act of Mr.. Hood, upon the slack
wire, elected universal applause. There will be a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

Do- The weather changed suddenly last evening,
and at midnight it blew a hurricane, with violent
rain hail. rain and thunder.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

We have remarkable movement to notice in tins market
Prices the same and merely nominal Sales only made
for home consumption and they small for the
crocers and bakers are pretty literally supplied having
chased early the season. and received consignment direct
from the mllers.
From the West, however, learn that pretty large sales
making for this MARKET at low prices At Zanes-
VILE Ohio one operation mercantile house Of NJ York,
takes thousand barrels of -four to be delivered here next
June dollars and sevenyve cents barrel Flour
will sell in all the eaboard markets, the ensuing summer al
five dollars.