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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
Correspondence of The New-Yorh Tribune.

The announcement of the rejection by the sen
ME. in nv note Of the 22d, Of Mr. Claiborne as
Marshall of Tennessee and of Mr.. Cunningha as
Postmaster at Trenton, was premature. lheif
nominations have not yet been acted on, but there
is reason to believe they will not be confirmed
Mr.. Raynor, Mr.. Adams and MIR Johnson OF
the House Of Representatives, and Mr. Graham
and MIR. CLAW of the Senate, pronounced tributes
of respect TO the memory of the lalnented Lewis
Williams and both Houses thereupon adJo urneo'
TO meet tomorrow at II o'clock, to conclude the
solemn obsequies. The death OF this gentleman
has produced a deeper sense of national loss and
abiding grief among his colleagues, than has ever
been manifested within my recollection; and the
notices Of his life and character, by the gentlemen
above named, reflect lasting honor upon themselves
US well US upon the subject of their remarks. ! OH
will have them in tho journals OF tomorrow.
There is much erroneous speculation in your
contemporaries touching the character and cores
pondence of Mr. Webster. The daily SANDERS OF
the press upon this subject are becoming really
nauseating The correspondents of the Courier
md ENQUIRER, and New-York Herald, have most
unwarrantablyi inthis way. The arestantl
examination Of son Of Mr. Webster upon the
charge of forgery, as set forth in the Herads Al
| bany letter, must have been wanton, malicious
| fabrication, nasmuch as the Secretarys only sons
are now, and have been for some time past resld-
ING with their father at this place and the story
Of the letter from Mr.. w. to MIR. Curtis, dlspar-
aging the talents and character Of The President,
rests on no better foundation; in fact, Mr. Pom
dexter had neither seen nor heard of such letter
much less had it in his psssession,) before ne
read the statement in the Washington cerrespon-
dence of the Courier and Enquirer. What does
all this mean? Is there a concerted design by
these restricted Hbels to rouse the symPathies Of
the nation in favor of the Secretary OF State! Or
10 il the miserable malice of political Tyros, who
have experienced neglect at the hands OF the hlgh
Dignitary? Whatever be the cause, such publl-
cations should be frowned upon by every honora-
bic man in the country; and the reputable prints
of your city especially should double their caution
against all such communications.
Reckless allegations are also made against the
Postmaster General. I think saw it charged in
an Eastern paper, protesting to be Wing, that Mr..
Wickliffe in defiance of the demands Of pub
lie economy, was administering his Depart
ment at an increased expense by adding force to
his secret agencies. This is altogether untrue
Although the numker, of Special agents may
have been increased the salaries Of all have been
diminished nejourt6;; and the rgor Of this
branch Of the public service greatly augmented
Yours, &c, CURTIUs.
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T H e TRIB u N E.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %

6 In our last published letter from Washington,
ceved BY the nights Mall which grave charges
OF official maverSaton against Nessr Hoyt and Butler
while acting Collector and District Attorney for this port
The writer processes have basis FOR his statements
Mr. Po!ade1ters forthcoming Report We have no
to doubt that such the facts but wish the reader
ccve the statements TOT what they worth, and TO sis-
pend all judgement upon them until MIR. Ps Report shall
appear have no of the truth and
shall fully react them unless sustained These re-
marks are wholly anprenpted from qaarieT but sprhs
ora an anxiety TO do no injustice political opponents
U Fer an interesting Letter from London, New
York Legislature, and Gov. Stewards Message, see
First Page
81 For an article on the Home League, see Last
Page.
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been prevailed upon 10 repeat his intensely interesting Lee
ure at the n y Museum Gate Peales) TIA, Evening, on
THE Last Campaign Of Napoleon with description OF
the celebrated and Battles OF Lundys Lane and
New-Oreans. The Battle OF Waterloo will be illustrated
by new and enlarged drawings showing the points OF con-
dict and of failure in the well formed plans Of Napoleon
Like the last it will flh house Seats should be secured
early hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

NJ Hon. .JEnEMIaH MoRaow, 81 an iollq l's1
uad excellent Wing Member Of eSongre -.
Oliio died ut Washing at 10 O'Clock on n'i
dayz evening, at an advanced age. Mr.. 8 MORO"
was elected Governor Of Ohio in 1926, 1873, ano
! we believe at or two preceding elections -
was a Republican ofthc School of Madison, able
wise and moderate, and has long been one OF me
pillars of the Wing cause in Ohio. He was
elected to Congress for the last time in place OF
Hon. Thomas Corwn, who resigned TO run Tor
Governor Often Il candidate for the Peoples SUIT
frages, we believe he was never deteiltea. filS
death is National calamity
Tup6 c111EY DuEL.-The National lnteiilsen'
cor of Yesterday contains state ments from fion
YIN. 7. Graves of kentucky, Charles kins, Es?
Of this City, and Revcray johnson OF ba1tinlor'
respecting the deporablc duel in which hon ) on
ATTAIN Ciey Of Maine fell by the hand OF Nlr
Graves, with especial reference to the alleged par
ticination of Mr.. CLAY in the matter. VIZ
Graves states positively thar, when he showed &c
Mr.. CLAY a form of challenge which he had draw
to send to Mr. Ciey, Mr.. Clay overrulcd 1t and r
drew a milder one, which was sent Mr. Clay
never gave up the hope that the quarrel would yet
be adjusted without a.Incctlng, was surFlsca tlo
distressed when he learned that the parties hao
gone cut to fight, conferred with Others as to the
best means of yet arrcsting the duel, and shed
tears when Mr. Graves came home, the least for
tunate survivor of that sud encounter 1t is bu
;.+ica RI stotc that these gentlemen all aver thai
Mr.. Wise also endcavored to avert the duel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

VIRGINIA, Joint BaHot-,John Wright Wing,
has been elected Keeper Of the Penitcntiary of
Virginia over James G.. Watson, Loco-Foco in
cunlbent: he had7G votes, Watson 69--scatter-
ing 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

The CHALEs O'MALLEY BALL.-When The author of
Charles O'Nalley visits the United States will even go
stronger on him than have Boz innsmuch. bis
works have had readers besides which, he SOL
der and all the world knows that the very dickens
for soldiers in this country Indeed there only thing
popular with kan soldiers of fame, and that is Pc
tess Lezenges which are for sale at 459 Broadway and
pepsia &C. are not less famous than the author OF
Charles OMaley for writing the popular novel; par erccl-
lence of the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

The RA1SEns.-These vocalists, unequalled for
the sweetness and natural simplicity, as well as
the power and beauty CT their style, sang last
evening to a full house ut the City Hotel. The
ear is not only pleased but it does the heart good
to hear them. We are not surprised at their un-
equalled success. They give morning Concert
at the Society Library this morning ut halfpast
IL o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

AMERICAN MgsEuM.-A graad day performance takes
interesting entertainments for the qualification Of families
schools &C. The Falls Of Niagara with real water Model
OF Dublin, Grand Cosmorama Abino Lady. Fancy Glass
Working, and half million Of crosites can be seen to-day.
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. Is Every ,,,, Youth, Gnzc,,e.-Tb. : -.

~ Every Teuth's .Gnzctte.--This Is /, p.n,
beautiful Reuodlca Tor Cbiiien and Youths which 49,.
be subscribed tor by every parent and guardian n,
Number for TO day IS printed type, sixteen
pages and contains six handsome EngraviDgs ana ~.
han fifty articles prose and poetry, b. popular
iarea 10 the capacitie of the young replete vii,
instruction.
Tcrns-siDge Numbers CT cents; 81 year, or 10 e,
ten copies for $40 Subscriptions received al the ofsc =
Anns,reet Persons in the city have the Gaze,e in
their residences on the days Of publication payable 10 ~
Carriers by leaving their addressat the Office. .asb
II Premium Razor strops.-Fira Prer,;;vps,
,as awarded by the American institute the late as "a
Ies Broadway for the bss! Stop The sealc fss,
In ~ years and certcaed by several Of the first s.,.
men in the country 1t produces fhln smooth ege os
razor with more certainytha can be- doIe on hone
tenth pars Of the time, WI thouthe NE ct oil Or ws,e
ANY person car prove by bringing dull razor and hs
ing put in ords on ohis Tablets at l6s Broadway
| / &c IT. ~
TRuyit. BUY il! The New WORLD OF ,sd,,
glorious number, and will amply justify the e1pect
lions OF the public Never before was so much choice 81
giDal matter, and many handsome embellishments giy
g. cents. II contains curious things Office 90 Ans
street Terms y year 10 f@4t
" Great Aggregate Meeting of Repeal
The Young Mer'S Repeal Association Of this Cy VIII hob
regular meeting on Monday Evening, Feb. %, ocsI
precisely in National Hall, Canastreet between Boads
and Elm street. 81
| john w. JAMES Esq. President Oh! the Grea, Naioa
Repeal Convention recently held in Philadelphia w
several other officers and delegates OF that Convention MI
| attend and address the meeting
Front seats will be reservation the Ladies. fa5 b..
G-r Egenry Clay Club, Eighth Ward.-Ta,
Managers OF Henry Clay Club Ball, 9th Ward, are rs
ouested TO attend meeting This Evening 18th inst ha
| past O'clock, at the Howard House. g
By order OF The Chairman.
FEC CHARLES w. WARD, Sccrctarg
gY Hec1ure.--A Lecture will be delivered by Dr.. D.
L. PGxoTro on The Life aud Character OF Moses Men.
delsohn, before the Hebrew Library ASSOCIATION, on
the Society Library Room, corner OF Broadway and Leon
ard.street.
Tickets admitting Geaeman and Lady, 30 cents; sxa
LadyS Tickets g ccttsor sale at the door IL the evening
| f25 2tx (2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

90 A Committee o. the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture is now in session at Philadelphia, the sub
iect Of the Girard Trust ift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

NJ R Ook-keeper.--An experienced Book-keeper,
one having perfect knowledge Of his business desires
situation. Can perform the duties of General Clerk and
Assistant Bookkeeper desired The best Of references
can be given touching character and capabilities, and
among others to his last employer lire addressed D.
n w. care of Mesrs Bennett Rhoades, No. 4o5 read
way will receive neutrality-suspicious., (g 2sf2A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

Course of Six Lectures on TIL TIMES, the Soc.eiy
Library Broadway, commencing on Thursday evening
next, March 3dO at halt past O'Clock. Tickets 70, tie
Course admitting gentleman and lady, 81 caeh for
single Lecture so cents to be had at D. Appleton Cos
the Librarians desk the Society Library. 2l 1866.
lectures on Agricultural Chemistry AID Ge.l
ogvn by James F. w Johnston NJ. a, f. X. S. Ike
For sale by DAYTON i; NEWMAN, corner OF Fnl,on aM
Nassau sts is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

9J The Rainers had very full house al the CITY Hotel
last evening We understand that they have been requested
by several families in the upper part Of our City 10 give
Morning Concert which ,hkesplace the Society Library
This Morning, commencing at i2t O'Clock. Their first
Morning Concert which was given by them the Uniyer-
sity Chapel, very fully and fushionably attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

p How very unpleasant is a continual pTedk
position Cough aside from the dlreu eec5 which VIII
rom your cough or cold Immediately procure pacas.
Of Dr.. Doolte,s Compound Vegetable Candy" whchs
also safe and eiectua remedy for shor,ness Of brett
asthma whooping cougk Group influenza and namI
pac kage othis Candy for these affections according
directions without being benetled Sold wholesale an a.
Centre.street near Broome For Agents, advertise
ment. W IN
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The Late RaiIroad Meeting.

Mr. Greele-In the report of the Meeting OF Citizens of
the 9Th and 9th Wards held Wednesday evening, sd
inst in aid of the and Erie Railroad published
in your paper of this morning it stated that the meeting
was addressed by Messrs Macomber, Thompson and De
Forrest Being present heard no person by the name of
Thompson address the meeting butt did hear gentleman
By the name Of j. SIMPSON, of this city, address the
ing who showed the advantage the business Of the city bad
derived from every opening of facilities Of commune
cation with the city since the first steamboat started for Al
bany in 1904 and that the opening Of the Erie Canal had ad
vanced the value of Property beyond anything that
Cured 10 the city and the completion of the NewYork
and Erie Railroad will do to revive the business of this
city and tho Country than any thing else excepting
y the Protection Of american Industry, which sentiment
was responded 10 by the whole meeting. -
By putting this in your paper you will oblige 5a.
EIJpscRIprR Ann Ep ycN,n
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Unlucky dog used 10 be,
But now noonger is!
And lower than the lowliest, 5
Though now again We riz!
What a sucker once was. 4tzss
Yet always ] was dry;
At places where / used tostop
does not turn my eye. al
When first turned teetotaller, l5l
/ thought be sure ID kick!
Indeed was quite out Of sorts
Oh, Lord! but want sick! afz
One day a-walking Nassau. street,
Imet ]. II. Van Yorx-- Nt5 .s
He prescribed tho Camphor Lozenge,
And gave TO Inc box. g
NowI IN straight and ro mistake!
al They was indeed a cure! gts
Ifyou ever feel as | have felt 7Ts
Oh. do MT you pass the door!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

&c On Sunday morning next, 9th Instant, the Rt Rev
BEsJAMtN TREDwELL ONDERDoNK will administer the RE
OF Confirmation at ST. Georges Church. and preach Ser
mon upon the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

T Protestant II Reformation SOciety's Lee
TURES.-The next Lecture in this Course will be dGv
cred in the Rev. DR.. Mosons church, in BeeckeEree
near Broadway, Sabbath evening, 9Th Instant by Rev
DR.. Cox, Of Brooklyn.
Subiect TRADITION.
Services to begin O'clock Acolecon to be takenr
TO aid the Society in its operations. BY order.
tf26 1te CHAS. X MOORE, Rec. Sec
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IT Sunday Evening Lectures, by Fl. B. BlaE,
at Constitution Hail. $50 Broadway-the subject RepeIt
ance-what is it ,--low produced land the plae.
which it holds in the economy Of mans salvation" TIE
Lecture will commence at hapast o'clock, Sunday eve
ninn Feb 81 Seais free &c IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

aJr5 Henry Clay Club, Eighth Ward.-Tf,
Managers OF the Henry Clay Club Ball, 9th Ward are \.
ouested 10 attend meeting This Evening 18th inst at bali
past O'Clock, at the Howard House. q
. By order OF The Chairman.
FOG CHARLES w. WARD, Sccrcary.
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FROM CARrHEGENA.-By an arrival at this port
last evening from Carthagena, by way Of Bermuda,
we learn that the British brig Charybdis, Lieut..
Do Courcey, had captured Carthgenian corvette
and two schooners. In the engagement the cor
vette lost her Commodore and twenty-five men,
The force of the brig was 6fty-five men. We have
neither room time for farther particulars this
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

~ Religious Notice.-Ihe Rev Z. Tucker, 9th
Oliver-sreet Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow (ssA
South-Baps Church, Nassauslreet; the Anniversary So
mon of the Bible Society attached TO said Church co
lection will be taken up in aid otits funds The friends
the Bible cause are invited TO attend.
fe6lts WARREN CARTER, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

% The New WORLD of this week opens with
admirable account of Mexico, in all her Polit-
cal, Social, Religious, Industrial and Commercial
relations, from the pen of BRASTz MAYER, Esq,
our Secretary of Legation at Mexico and Cores
ponding Editor of the World. Its by far the
best paper on the subject we have seen, and will
well repay every mans sperusal. The World has
also several chapters Of Our Mess by
o'Malley a strong Original Tale, and many spirit
ed and strong Editorials, Literary Notices, SC.
&C. 1t is a choice number
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p Rcd Or Grey 1Hnir turned TO beautiful BLACK s.
by the Aboriginal Hair Dye; warranted please on IN:
money will be returned. Sold by the agents, HORACE
EVERETT, Apothecary, 267 Greenwich Que door ADORE
Frankn-stree md AleSsrs MOSS, corner OF rano anc
CannOn.streets. ~ fZ2E.
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HoRr1BLE.-The Green Bay Republican Of the
5th says that an Oneida Indian, named Peter
Green, of that place, few nights before murdered
three of his children, the eldest six years odand
then attempted unsuccessfuly to put an end to his
own existence. He was melted to these horrid
acts by the drunken habits Of his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and with the advice and consent Of the Senate.
Land Offices.
LUTHER H. TnAsK, Receiver of Public Mon
eys at Kalamazoo, Michigan, vice Thomas c..
Sheldon. .sf,
ELIJAH B. WlrHERpEE, Receiver of Public
Moneys at Genesec, Michigan, vice Charles c.
Hascall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

MoRE MuRDER-Two brothers named Des-
mukes were engaged in quarrel with one Young
blood at Dog Creek, near Mobile, on the 18th,
when man named Rhodes called on them to show
fair play. Oae OF the brothers cnraged at this,
attempted to embroil Rhodes in the fight, but see
ing that he avoided it he stabbed him to the heart
with dirk. He fled and had not been arrested.
The fight arose from intoxication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY MAGAZINE. Edited by Rev. D.
NEWELL. King & Co. 1893 Broadway.
This valuable little Monthly for March, contains
a beautiful plate entitled The Young Bride, and
great variety of excellent literary natter-all of
highly moral and religious influence.
THE LApy's WORLD FASHION. March, 1872 Israel Post
SO Bowery.
This is the third number Of monthly
magazine, of which the main design is to give the
earliest and most correct report of tie Landon
and Paris Fashions. But it contains also q con-
siderable amount Of literary matter, beautiful
mezzotint engraving. and plate of the Fashions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

OI We trust that, among the new arrange
ments in our City for the next business year, a
TEMPERANCE REFREsHMEsT and READING Room
in Broad-street, and another near Cofiee-house
slip, willnot be forgotten. There are hundreds of
Cartmen, stevedores, Laborers, &c. working in
the lower part of the City, who are compelled to
make their headquarters in groceries and grog-
shops or have no shelter i'll a storm, no reading
tor an hours leisure It seems to US that two
well.Inanaged, well provided Temperance Read
'ns-Aooms, charging three cents admission or
twenty-five cents week, and ahording whole
some refreshments at the cheapest rate, would be
supported. Let no one try it, calculating to live
by charity or without possessing fitness for tbs
business but we We DO believe the right men would
make it pay after few weeks.
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~ NHcrcantiIc Library Associatiom.-Ns.
chants WHO may be in want OF Clerks invited 10 rs
the Mercantile Library Association, where "Regiae q
Members out of employment" is now OPEN The Resiss
specifies the name, residence and references of each
can't with all requisite information IN regard to his qla&
Gallons
Aunemployed members of the Association who have M
yet entered their are requested TO do SC wlhoud
lay The Register is kept by the Librarian and VIII be e.
hibited to Merchants and unemployed Clerks only.
By order. ISAAC II. DaiI.Ei Kec. Sec
Clinton Hall, Feb. 81, 1912. "a bt IN NJ TuThS
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uT Photographic Lilkenesses, by an mPfove :,
Daguerreoype process by M d. VAN LOAN, corner !"
ChaubersSt. and Broadway. 5(2 Elm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

20 The HOME LEAGUE discussed last even
ing the Report on International Copyright to a
late hour, and finally postponed the whole subject
indefinitely, almost by common consent. It was
found that the question was one on which great
earnestncss as we'll as contrariety of opinion ex-
isted and, as no action on the part of the League
appeared necessary, the course adopted was un-
doubtedy most .iudicious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

NJ Transparent italian Window Shaees
OLIVER ". WOODFORD, 66 Catharine-st invites he : a.
to splendid lot Of Italian Window Shades, unsurpasi
ever before brought this country They are a Us
paintings of artist who has devoted his eo hs ps.
Perhaps no piece of furniture appears better ndsan'as
or more inviting than handsome pair of Window sass
painted liz style initiate nature The invoice conp
Italian landscapes Gothic Arches Moonlight Scenes Scoa
Borders Vignette Centers &c. &c. ~.
NIB. Country Merchants buying to sell again viii inc
their advantage call and examine this invoice 10! sho
1000 pair they will be sold low for cash About 800 pa
at the low price OF 81 SO per pair. q sans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

JY Tecture.-A Lecture will be delivered by Dr.. D.
l.. PElxorro, on The Life aud Character OF Moses Men
drlsohny before the "Hebrrw Library Association" On
Saturday Evening February 3D. at half past O'Clock a.
the Society Library ROOM OF Broadway and Leon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

70 The Legislature of MICHIGAN adjourned
sine die on the 10th.
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? RaIoh Waldo Emerson propos


Tickets admitting Geatleman and Lady, 20 cents sk,ca
adys Tickets Is cettsor sale at the door IN the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

john w. JAMES, Esq, President OF the Grea, Naia,
Repeal Convention recently held in Philadelphia, w3
several other officers and delegates OF thai Convention VII
attend and address the meeting.
Front seats will be reservedlor the Lades. faa 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

" Great Aggregate Meeting of Repeal.
crs.-TiiE NATIONAL REPEAL CONVENTION.
The Young Mems Repeal Association Of this Cry viii hi,
regular meeting Monday Evening, Fsb % a. ocksI
precisely, in National Hall street, between Bioadss,