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poor is to be delivered tonight at the Museum and there
appears to be every likelihood of crowded atten-
dance.
tThe Oregon demonstration, few days SINCE made
by the END of Tylersm, with very slight mixture
OF genuine democracy and the result that it
slborn affair There is quiet. deep-seatsd feeling
among people in relation to the matter They know
of yielding her in any matter what
compromisesour rights ana make that which clear
and undoubted before uncertain and doubtful Be-
sides, though acknowledging the policy of Mr. Calhouns
course in view of the case, they dismiss
tom which will % saorcs @ those despite OF the n
creased strength which delay will give and that
feet s It's not Britain that our people fear but portion
Of our own politicians Tne former and have
placed in the wrong and We still have the right
in the Of the northeastern boundary and there
will be remedy Notwithstanding the necessity all
feel of sustaining title to the parallel Of 81
war; yet they will not join in demonstration such
that made the other night They anxously await the
any public expression to their sentiments but even Il
prepared do now the very solemny Of the subject
and the deep seated concern which every feels,
would deter them from countenancing movement which
had for its object the mere manufacture polcal CAPT.
An Alderman Of the city was this afternoon convicted
Of misdemeanor in eice in receiving money for with
nGang the as S bound to make c
fence M very among certain Of our Adermen
and springs the vice Of the Of
petty magstracy. look upon the stem an un
mitigated nuisance, and yet cannot be corrected by
legislative enactment II il fastened upon the State by
constitutional provision provision which permanent
ly prescribes that henceforth the petty politicians of
each ward and township In the State shall have q semi.
judicial station Tho operation Of the system perni
cous.
Murdoch !appears tonight at the Walnut, in Claude
Melnote. the Chestnut presents series of pieces,
to fill the interval between the engagement OF stars
Several new melo dramas filling the Arch, and the
sCircus IL still drawing crowded houses nightly.
JAN. 14.-FIRsr BoARD.-50 Residing RR cash 2si; 200
do rw 2si 100 do cash 2s' 100 do sds ast; 100 Gi
rard Bank 5ds ST. $4,000 State 6i esp 66 30 Remington
Blk 69; $500 City SIS '5l lO0 so Reading cash 2sA
100 do b 2si; II Penn Township Blk ~.
AFTER sALrs.50 Girard Blk cash 81; so vicksburg Blk
500 u; 25 Reading RR b5 2si; $4,000 State SIS 673.
SECOND BoARD-3O Wilmington n n 26I; $4,000 Read.
ing RR Bonds AZ IS; $4,000 Tennessee Bonds int LIST
July, 81; $4,000 Kentucky Bonds cash 9s $500 Chesa
Delaware Canal Loan IS; $4,000 Reading Railroad BIDS
675; $1,000 State SIS esp 81; $4,000 do 672.
AFTER SALEs-$ll000 Reading RR Bonds 67s; Viii
mington RR 26}
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story brick house and lot Lexington svent hear
2sh street. 20 by 100 feet, sss5o Lot ON l<th q,
7th avenue rs by los feet inches, $3.9s0 De- do ad
joining, same size. So 800. Do do: $4,000 Do 5000
The houso and lot % and 2s1 Bowery, $4,000. The
house and lot 80 Bowery la,5O0; The story brick
house ami lot 3ss Bowery % feet inches BY 7s feet 10
inches sids and 95 feet the other $1,000 The
story brick house and lot 800 Bowery % feet inches
'front.' % feet inches by 7s feet inches side
and rs feet 10 inches the other, 1900. story frame
house and lot 40 College Place. lot 25 by 100 feet 100
story brick store occupied by w. Muller CO,
building feet front Gold street % feet on Spruce
street. 5s4 feet deep, lot forming 36t feet Gold
street. ISL feet Deep running through to Spruce street.
500 $50 The story BRICK store and lot 500 Pearl street
"a feet inches by 90 feet inches deep, 800 The
story brick front house and lot 10 yandewater street. 26
feet 'front.' 81 feet by ll3 Deep $5 250 Tho story
brick house and lot 50 Twelfth street. 25 by 1903 II ms
S6450
Brighton Cattle Market.
JAN. l2-At market, 700 Beef Cattle 1900 Sheep, and
$50 Swine. so Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle.-We quote to correspond with
last week viz extra, IS IS first quality. 81 so IS;
second quality, 81 81 % third quality, S3 IS 81.
sheep-sales from 81 25 to 50 so Wethers, from s.
to 50 u.s.
swins-One or two small lots Of Barrows at sc. At
retail, from Al to &c.
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Passengers Arrived.
BRIMgs-Ship Copemicus-Mr Jordana Mr. Schurer, Miss
Lippman, and l65 in the steerage. !.
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BALTEMoRE, Jan. IA, ls46
The Wssther-Oresfes a. Bro1nson-War Rumors-
Herr .alersndsr- Circus Stock
Bosrd, &c.
There is slight scum Of ice visible this morning. but
the just making his appearance with quite warm
looking countenance waranting the belief that he will
reign cock Of the walk throughout the day.
Oreses Brownson. the great professor of the art and
yored lecture on Monday night before the Young Ca
thocs Friend Society on the subject Of The Political
and Religious Condition Of Modern Society in which he
exceed all previous attempts at the ridiculous Every
thing that was good rtuous and according tohe rules
Of God and nature. rooted up with the tusk of
hyena and scattered to the four quarters Of the earth
Republican institutions inferior to monarchical
government and the Declaration Of Independence
came in for portion of his ansthemas The audience
very large one, and il with difficulty that
pesons Of dissatisfaction could be restrained the fact
Of his being stranger in the city ory preventing them
from venting their indignation in something ex;res
sive than words.
There nothing Of the least importance stirring in the
way ofnews, with the exception of the rumors from
washington which have caused considerable Of fer.
Mentation here. and the cause and effects Of
% be S a'0 S snd ~ w Rs
tmoreans They remember too well the horrors Of the
last to desire another unless the honor and charac
ter OF the country demand 1t.
Herr Alexander had another crowded house last night
The New York circus company brings their season to
aclose this evening Take it, all in all they have done
Burton is coming on, and will learn, open the
Front street theatre with good company and several
Marshall will also be here at the Holiday street. in the
course Of two three weeks, with Dlakes excellent
stock company.
Delavani also making preparations for bringing Ma
dame Macartee and Levi North before the
Tempston gives his second and last concert in this
city onsrhursday evening. He will have an overaowing
house.
THr srocx BoAnD-Ths brokers say they have had
blue week at the board there has been evident dis
position to force sales City six per cents Of 1890 which
sold at the date of last at 95 have since touched 49,
with slight reaction at the closesaf bid, % asked
State six per cents have further recedsd, without
sales; 73 sellers 7at bid After Board sale made
at y. showing further depreciation. Sterling SIS 81
a66s.
THe MARKErs.-The flour market il still without any
activity. Sales Of good mixed brands Howard st.
made yesterday, at So l2i per Dbl. although holders
generally have been and now asking s. 25. The
cept prices s., with moderate receipts Sales of
raj parcels City Mills -four since Saturday, at $5 25,
which price holders firm in asking this morning,
without eecting sales Last sales Of first quality rye
-four at 81 rs
Whiskey-Saes OF barrels are now being made at %
cs and Of hhds at "a cts per gallon Sales freely
made at these rates.
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. g AstOr Place, late 9Th Street

a fev doors Esst ef Breadwsy, New York
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he ha!
the above for the sae Of Birds ForeiEn and
Cages Seeds &c. and hopes by strict attention and
ssd to indulge in this most delightful fancy =.
addition mentioned, his stock will comprise all
articles h ne including Fancy Pigeons of the different
Sorts Gold and Silver Fish, German Paste made after an ap
prov receipt Cutie Roue Fountains Baths &c &c.
N B. Orders from oi the city carefully sttspdsS Co. and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECkEh
n HorL dl1lmST
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RISEAsES OF THE URINARY OR0ANS-Such a.
~ Chronic and acute diseases Of the
BLADDER Leucorrhoeu Whites,
UretAra, Structures.
Kidneys Seminal Weakness
Also, 0onorrL0a Inability, -
Geets Weakuessoi the parts &C..
speedily and eectually removed by Absr1ethys boan
Pills without particle OF mercury They are equally
females They and energy TO the genera
tive rarely experisneed from taking nnd
at 27 Maiden Lsne. Price x with directions JaH lm-r
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NEEssIEURs BUNEL IE CoMTE, beg to announce
N public general and to d:tHhss smes ~
and Coffee House, No. ~ Broadway where Breakiasn
Dinners and Suppez be had any hour sno
There will always found rch supply Of ns pastry ana
ausite Liquors the choice Wines Orders received
from Families for Breakfasts Dinners and Suppe or separate
Copf.cf,on.res md lee Creams as 1msrc
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TO TIE VOTERS OF AMHERST

Having heretofore announced myself as n candidate
iot your suages, aud subsequent having foced
me 10 abandon that POSITION feel that owe IL 10 my
sell as well as those generous friends who rendered
their support briefly assign the of this cha
IN my own purpose. II Is well known here, that the
late representative from this county stands towards ma
IN The near relationship Of brulhcr At the time | offer
ed myself. had no idea that he would be again
dtdate. On the contrary lboneh, might safely as,
sumo that he would not be. Had | supposed that he
intended again 10 offer, should not have declared my.
sell candidate. for. however grateful II would be
my feelings 10 be honoed with your confidence, would
NOT be willing. Of my accord, to present TO the
world the unnalura spectacle of brothers standing
as rival candidates before the same constituency. |
was well aware, that, IN daring 10 announce myself AS
candidate without asking permission OF those who think
they have The right 10 select the person for whom you
are TO vote--and. without having passed through the
ordeal OF CAUCUS, that should incur their deep
disnleasure aud that they would every etfori in
their power 10 drive from the field or falling IN that
10 defeat my election. All this knew aud Ter all this
was iully prepared. should however, have remains
ed candidate 10 despite Of their opposition aud should
boldly have thrown ny sell for support upon generous
people. But at last court, Caucus held, aad the
late Representative is agaia candidate. The public al
large and my friends in particular, WILL am sure just
" appreciate my motives. in now, under this new state
of things. declining any longer be considered eandl-
dale. Those whun my Independence had offended
have 'aen upon the only conceivable plan by which
they could accomplish their object. | now driven
rum the field. But am mistaken in my deermlna
ton TO war against Caucuses and that organised system
OF dctaion, by which the yuce Of the people is smoli
cred. return my grateful acknow edgemens TO those
friends. who through good and through evil, were will
ling still 10 trust and of whose generous confidence
II will be the labor my life to show myself worthy.
Respectfully,
RICHARD POWELL.
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OBITUARY..

Died, on the first inst. al Locust Thicket the resi-.
dence of Samuel Nj. Scott ESD in the county of Camp.
oe'' Mrs ANN SCOTT III the S5h year of her age. Mrs
SCOT resided more than hst century the place where
sue o'ed ana was most lavoTahly known and appreca
ted, by all the old inhabitants OF Lyncbburg For many
yeats previous TO her death, she a Jealous member
Of ne Presbyterian Church. Her maiden name was
TOY. and she said To be neal descendenl of the
celebrated Rob Roy McGregor.
-, in Ptttsylvanla county, on Sunday morning,
January 25tb, 1916. MARTHA j., wife of Capt John
Franklin aud daughter OF John and Sarah Anderson,
aged 40 years, leaving dlsconsolae husband, I2 chill
dren. the eldest 8 years old, widowed mother, four
sisters and brother, with numerous connection. and
large circle OF friends 10 their loss Our sister
prossed her sins forgiven 20 years ago. and joned the
NJ F.. Church. She has been one OF The affect
ate mohers one OF the klndest neg hbors aud loving
afeconate and dutiiul companion. Weep no more hus-
band aud Children The wife and mother dwells in heav.
en-. The writer was with :he family the night before
her DEATH and never forget The admonuns given
her husband aud children, live life OF righteous
ness that each might have of life in the eternal
world. Ol Lord protect. shield and direct the mother.
less children ahd bereaved husband in their Affections
their loss her eternal gain "May work out for them
far exceeding and eternal weight OF glory" in a
timely preparation 10 meet her in the heavenly kings
dom.
-. on the 26lh Feb 1876, in Pike county, Mis-
sour, Miss NANCY d. SMITH, formerly Of Bedford Co
Virginia. in the l9lh year Of her age. This young la
dy endeared 10 those who had enjoyed her society,
possessed ofeyery vrue that could make her an OBJ
ec Of affection To kindred friends and acquaintance
Her death has cast deep gloom over large circle Of
friends, who knew her but love her, aud who ill
mourn her loss leaving void that be filled.
She attacked at first with measles, and, before it
cuud be arrested it settled upon her lurgs. 1t Will be
of consolation 10 her distant friends know that
she bore her Illness with the utmost ortlude and
died happy christian A short time before her death
she called her weeping friends around her, and bid them
all long farewell. and urged them to meet her in hea
ven. 10 her parents and friends this iilcllon comes
with almost nsupportable weight, around her had long
clustered their warmest affections. and now that those
endearing ties suddenly broken, they look for
consolation only Him "who empers the wind To the
shern lamb" aud has promised that 'he bruised reed
he will not break' But their loss is her eternal gam
May God in bis mercy bind up the wounds which heI
death has inflicted.
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To Many Freehoiders :

GENTLEMEN-In reference to the Eve intarrogaores,
which you PROFOUND to Messrs Mosby, Brown. Fox,
Polndexer and myself through the Lynchburg Virgin
ian Of the 9Th INST. take pleasure in promptly eiv-
ing you unequivoca answer to all Of hem,-for if
any gentleman votes for without understanding my
opinions upon all important quesllons shall be his fault
and mine.
will answer the questions in the order in which
they asked, according To number, without repeat
ing the questions, m they will doubt be recollecied.
lsi-l do not believe The James River and kanawh a
Company or the legislature either OF them5 pedg-
ed to extend the Canal 10 Buchanan Coyington.
2nd-I do n believe such tXtenson would be bene>
fetal To ynchburg. On the cantary, believe 1t would
be injurious TO her.
3rd- should not if elected, vote for any proposition
ur extending the Canal 10 Buchanan, and therefore, Ger
,anly no, for snch an one rejected by the last
Legislature. which you say "was understood to be
/ he poet of the late Pns lent Of The Company"
4th--I am opposed to Borrowing money upon the
credit of the State, for the purpose OF extending the
Canal beyond l.ynchburg.
5lh- it should be the pleasure of the Legislature to
extend the improvement beyond Lynchburg, decided
ly prefer Rail Road to a Canal.
have thus answered, in as few words as Gould to
make myself understood, the questions propunded MY
reasuns for the answers which have given, conld
moi be cone into without making this communication too
lengthy, remain y.o! 't,'"m,c ,ror,
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New spring Arrival Of
Hurd,rnre, Cutlery, SaddIery, Nc.

Hardware, Cutlery, S0ddiery, Nc.
w f hive JUS, received very iaige supply Of 'oods
w in line, which makes assortment more
complete in variety and extent than ever.
We have Building Materials Of all kinds such as
Locks, Hinges Screws, Bolts. Nails. &c.; Cabinet and
Shoemaker's materials Of every description; Bellows
Anvs. Vices and Screw Plates; Trace, Halter, Log,
Fifth and Streicher Chains Soy hes. Angus &c., Tire,
Band, Hoop. round and square l,on Cast, Shear.
German and Bslered Steel Spades, Shovels, Forks
and Hoes. Coffee Mills, Tea Kettles, bell metal Kei-
ties. Frying Pans and Sleeves, Ropes, Wagon Boxes.
Springs and Axles, Glass and Putty Table aud Pocket
Cutlery.
Also. an extensive assortment OF SADDLERY,
Hog Skins, Saddle Trees. Webbs, Bits. Srrups,
Buckles, Ssddlers Tools. &c.
Our friends I'D all who wish TO buv Hardware, are
invited to call and see us. We them bets
ter prepared to serve them than befre. All our
Goods bought the lowest shade for cash and we
are determined 10 sell cheap, BE sure to call.
THURMAN & SCHOOLFlELD.
Aprilo w3w
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April .

pURIFICATIoN 1t is settled creed IN all correct
dical jurisprudence that unless the blood kept free
from impurities the whole system must inevitably become
diseased. When the blood becomes cosged, thick, and
through the veins aud arteries with sluggish
ton may Tint sickness with its concomant
train ofsv IL about The utmost and great
prccauon necessary, and the system should
be closely watched. Tbose who generally provide them
selye. with mild and aperent physic should give prefer
to such Of strictly vegetable nature Brand
ies Vegetable Urverss Pills appear to be he Universal
favore they entirely OF Vegetables and
operate eeefually cIeanng The systempuniying the
blood and removing all undue biary secretiuns.
az The following the only authorised gents for the
sale OF DIR. Benjamin BrandIeths Vegetable Universal
Pills:
DAVID B, PAYNE. Lynchburg, Campbell.
Henry Hazlewood, Castle Craig, do
}. IL. Swinn.y & Co, Marysvilie, do
Lee, Bailey X Co, Brookneal,
benjamin Nowlin g. Co., Falling Greek,
WIN. Mathews 4 Son, Walkers Church =. Edward
Ovefbev & Smith, Charlotte C. H..
Spencer h Nenable Prince Edward G. H.,
WIN. Rice s. Co, rarmville do
Roberts II Brown, Amherst Ct uo,
Samuel Cash Sardidges', Amherst,
Peters * Reed, New Market, Nelson,
C. r. Estes & Son, Lovingsion, do
o. r. Il II. q Bell, Liberty Bedford,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, do
April f40) II
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BALTIMORE MARK ET-April 4.

Wehave change to notice in the markets since our
review OF Yesterday The Flour market is dull and no
sales have 10 notice Of any description How
ard street brands held 81 .G5, which price holders
generally would be willing take. The last sale Of Cis
" Mills was ,93.; it is mostly held at s., but 1t
offered less would be taken Wequote Susquehanna at
siSl; Rye flour at 1913.
No change in the prices of Grain;-good to prime red
wheat is selling at l05al 0 cents per bu,he white corn
63a6o and yellow do 6laGG cents 30a4O cts rye
75a77 cents; cloverseed S. 40a$5,84 per busheI.
Whiskey is rather dull at 24s cents in bills and 2oa
cents per gallon in hhds.
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JNO. Nj. OIEY.
REPORT OF STREET COMMITTEE.

REPORT DC STREET COMMITTEE.
To the COMMON Council VI the Corporation of Lynch
burg.
The street committee respectfully beg leave to report
mat Their principal operations the pas, year have been
me following: They have paved third alley from
Lynch street 10 Jefferson sireeL-Ths was done by
contract made with William Taylor. who performed the
Work IN satisfactory manner. A stone wall was also
ons'rucled by the corpuralin hands, jefferson street
Fosuppot slope leading om the bridge across Black,
Mater creek 10 said third alley. Another stone wall has
so been constructed in Jefferson street. and consdera.
Pc progress made in it, by hands employed BY your
on1nitiee 20 support slopes 10 sixth alley. Two hun,
req and hi'y-iwo yards Of faggng have been done at
e reservoir. Varons Improvement. and repairs have
50 been made TO the Streets and alleys in different pars
The town, and also on the arm of The 'rnrnnike bv
ands employed by your committee.
iour committee are sorry stale ha, they were not
., 'is magnitude OF The duty required Of them, in
az tSouiion Of The Common Council Of the 25th April.
'fo' authorizing them to enquire INTO and ascertain
u'ilcul'ies arising from the difference between the
surveys OF the streets and alleys, I'll! it was TOO
ea,ry into effect lie only plan that it seemed to
ill., wv 'a'u oe adopted to bring The subject properly and
III i, 's'ore 'he Common Council which is this: They
'o"'e Competent person ought to be employed
accurate survey Of he whole ,own and make
v;.y marks at each corner Of every square, with
,,s' VI making them permanent, when they shall
''neh oy the Common Council allowing the prop
dh"y Oh ground 10 each square and the proper
sa, =" al The streets and alleys and make pla. OF
,,'' showing every encroachment on each street
''' whether II be by house, fence or any thing
pfes's that tho police master has, on hand, for
inh. SCI OIL
!, ' as1 Common Council have placed to
''' tue same purpose, since that
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.Hw Charles Phelps,

INtllS morning. commencing al 10 o'clock. viii sell
Il lot Of new and valuable Dry Goods, &c.. consist
ing oil Broad Cloths Cassimeres and Sa,ineis, Tweed
Cassneres. Kentucky Jeans, Canton Fiannels NIetuo
and Cotton Shawls. Silk and Valsna Vest Patterns.
gum aud worsled Suspe,ders, Shues and Boots. Table
Cloths. Pariseens and Preach Prints. Tsyors Sewing
Thread. Razers, cotton and wors,ed llose. Shaving
Soap. Oil Backing, Friction Matches Carriage Whips.
Needles, Pins, Umbrellas Fur Caps. SC. Sc.
VIII be added 10 the above sale. sundry articles of
Household Furniture, consisting of Bedsteads, Tables.
Chairs, lin Safes. Shuck Mattresses, Sc. Sc. sc.
Bacon and Candles.
500 lbs Family Bacon.
20 boxes Taow Candles,
will be added To the abuve sale, and will take place
within doors without regard To weather. &. P.
April 1t
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WAUGU.S FERRY.

IVHE UNDERSIGNED are now opening. at the
4 house lately occupied by ID. T.. Bay. general
assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Sc, Sc.
which they purchased exclusively for cash. and which
they offer for CASH, Barter Or 10 punctual customers,
short time.
As We desire TO do an active business, we assure the
LADIES' and Gentlemen of the neie hborhood. that our
prices lowet than at any ether country Sioe; which
assertion they will find verified If they will honor with
call.
Family Bacon and Lard on hand.
"a. & F. DRUMMOND.
Aprl WOW
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G5- We have news from England a day two la
Ter. We lay great stress upon the excitement, man.
itsied by the London Press, upon the receipt Of The
news Of the rejection of The proposal to abiirae In
next, shall prubaby be able 10 give later intelligence.
The steamer Uaicorn to leave Liverpool ON the
10Th ult. and is perhaps in Boston.
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Balance on hand LIST APRIL, SAG. $2546 II
The undersigned committee appointed by the CONS
council OF the corporation OF l.ynchburg, 10 exam
me- ard settle the of the treasurer of said
cIpora,on have carefully examined said account. and
compaled The accompanying vouchers with the differ.
ent items therein conlaned and beg leave to report,
that the account appears TO have oeen correctly kept,
and exhibits balance due The corporation of 81 $40 y
subject to The payment Of S255 tor the January install
ment due S., 800, j. K. & Kama wha bond, held by
s. Miller, Esq., and Of 500 due d. Rndes for his sala.
" clerk o, the Common Cuunc, for The year ending
5lst March, 1916 The foregoing condensed statement
Exhibits The whence The revenue Of the preceed-
ing year derived and The purposes for winch was
appended. All Of which is respectfully submitted.
CHAS. w. CHRISTIAN,
JNO. Nj. OTEY.