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uNIYERsITY or YIRGINIA.

fvN11E SESSIONS OF inns lusulutlOH uhuuauy SOuF
l. mence on the LIST day of0ctober, and terminate
on the 29th June following;
The schools Of the University, with their respect
i've professors, areI
I. AscIEsr LANGUAGES, Professor Harrison.
MoDEns LANGUAGES, Schele
4. NATURAL PHILesoPHY, " w. b. Rogers
b. CruL EsdiStkRIss-the subjects Of which
are divided between the professors Of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
8. CHEMISTRY, Professor X. K. Rogers.
Z. MEDICINE, Howard.
8. ASAromr q SURGERY, q" Csbell. ...
3. Moral PnLosorHr, McGufey.
10. Law, j. b. Minor.
In both schools Of Languages are also taught An
cient and Modern History, and the literature of the
respective languages.
In the school Of Mathematics is included mixed
mathematics. ..'.
In that of Natural Philosophy, mineralogy and
geology. 80
In that Of Moral Philosophy, beles-ettres, logic,
and political economy.
branches the law of nature and nations, the science
Of government, and constitutional law,
To be admitted into this Institution, the applicant
must be sixteen years of agej but the faculty may
dispense with this requiston in favor Of one whose
brother is a student.
Every student is free to attend the school Of his
choice but II he be under twenty-one years Of age,
he shall attend at least three, unless authorized by
his parent or guardian IN writing, or by the Faculty,
for good cause, to attend less number.
All students under twenty-one years Of age are
required TO board within the precincts, and TO de
posite their funds with the Patron.
The enaetments formerly requiring students 10
wear prescribed uniform, and to pay per cent.
commission on their deposites, have been repealed.
Religious services regularly performed at the
University by chaplain who is appointed, in turn,
from the four principal denominations Of the State;
and by resolution of the Faculty ministers Of the
Gospel may attend any of the schools without the
payment Of fees TO the Professors. The same priv
ilege is extended to young men who are preparing
for the ministry, upon their presenting TO the Fac
ulty satisfactory evidence Of decided merit
The expenses Of the season Of nine months are as
follows
Board, lodging, and attendance. 500
Rent Of dormitory SIG; for half, il occupied by
Two .......'..... .......'.,.......... o
Use Of public rooms. Observation-Disclosures. Is
Fuel and candles estimated at. 20
Fees, II only one professor be attended, $50; if
two, to each professor $50; if more than two,
TO each s25; say....... ................... rs
Total, exclusive of clothes, books, and pocket
money. ......................m s2ls
-
The allowance for clothes is limited to 500, and
Of pocket money to S45.
The usual average amount expended by resident
students is found from the Patrons books to range
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JOHN w. DAVIS, of Indiana.

WAsHHGros CITY, ID. c., February 90, l643.
Having enjoyed the professional services Of Dr.
j. Smith Dodge, | most cordially recommend him
to my friends and the public as a most accomplish
ed operator in dental surgery, and every way emit
tied to their personal and professional confidence.
HORACE STRINGFELLOW,
Rector Trinity Church.
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
lNCoRPoRATED IN 1870,
No. Is South street
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
TNHlS company makes assurances on lives for
l. one or more years, for life, at the following
rates aIInnnn rer hurdred dnllsrs
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From the Hon. John W. Davis, Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives..

WAsHNoToN, ID. e, Dec, 70, I645.
take pleasure in stating that DR.. l.. Parmele, Of
this city, has executed for an excellent piece Of
work in the line Of his profession-one which sew
eral other dentists of high repue declined to under
take as being mpracticable; but by the skill OF
DIR. p. It has been done, not only in good profess
sonsl style, but is highly serviceable and salts
factory,
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WAsHNeros CITY, ID. c., Nov. %, ls45.
take great pleasure in adding my testimony to
the foregoing having received for myself and other
members Of my family, the benefit Of the profession
al services of DR.. Parmele to my entire satisfaction.
ANDREW CoYLE.
Dec. 30-tf
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June Sly
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GEORGE w. sPooNER, Proctor.
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NAVY Agont,
Jan. l9-1aw2m
The Intelligencer, d. c.; Pennsylvania, Penn
Republican and Sun, Baltimore; Enquirer, Rich.
mond, Va, will please copy, and send bill to navy
agent, New York.
Jan. 10.
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d. w. CLARK, President.
w. CONNER, Secretary.
8. HYATT, Agent
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DIVISION OF THE LARGE FREE srArEs.-Tho Albany
Evening Journal advocates division Of the large free
States into smaller ones in order to what 1t
calls the sscendancy of slavery in the u s. Senate" 1t
argues thus The slave States of Alabama Arkansas,
Mississippi Missouri Florida and Texas, with scarcely
half the population Of the State Of New York. and but
onethrd Of the number Of electors, send twelve
members into the United States Senate This monstrou.
and oppressive inequality would be corrected by not
improper unnatural division Of the great States Of New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio.3
ErrEcr or IrEipELIrr.-On the 18th inst a wretch
named william Hudson, living in Pendleton county
Virginia murdered his wife and two children and manned
four others the lives Of two of the latter despared
Of He surrendered himself Afterwards and, in
ply inquiry said that he committed the deed in
Fit passion occssioncd by improper conduct the part
Of his wife,
SARvEp HIM RIcHr.-An Englishman, who recently
attempted commit rape in PEORIA girl eight years
of age tarred led through the streets with rope
round his neck, and then driven from the community.
GEoRoIA PEsrrENrIARv LEAsEp.-The Pententiary Of
Georgia. has been leased for tho term o. six years. under
late act of the Legislature to Maj John g. Graham Of
Coosa $4,000 per year This institution has heretofore
the State about $4,000 per annum, to support It,
Topped of.
children were drowned by flood in Mudlick bottom,
Ohio county, Ind, below Lawrenceburgh, on Wednes-
night OF last week The water and covered them
while asleep in their log cabin.
Expensive SLEErISo.-The United States Gaxete says
Phadolphan has to the National Fair at Washing
ton, the furniture for bed chamber valued at thirty
thousand dollars. The material u rosewood, and the
workmanship the perfection Of cabinet making at the
sent day.
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR,

"a Prince street. east of Broad,cay.
SANDS SCOTT late Of the Bazaar in Dey street. begs to
fair share of the public patronage From long eIpe-
fastdous the accommodations Of his house for bus-
and cGmor he believes ea9t be nS oy ANY
well supplied with the best Of every thing affords
on ns o e. Rret r ana Ts d
in fact large assortment Of eireshments at all times until
twelve o'clock night Plenty Of rooms for pysts parties
r DAN OF $soo,ooo FOR AnREARAGES TO , CON
o The act entitled AN act the act
May7 iai entitled supplementary the &C, entitled
or . ss. a's T
hereby give notice that sealed proposa VII BE-
aooa q that & @ @
DoLLAR, for which transferable certcaes q Stock will
payable quarterly and the principal eimbnabis at the plea
% o. an sddon to the faith Of the State the &C, above
fered makes specific pledge Of the tolls required TO be
Transported on the Railroads between and But
lo Of surplus Of canal revenues aer the sasiac
ton of the present charges upon such revenues.
is to understood that the Commissioners are to be a
liberty to take les. am 4 Tie Offer: are 91i :us ,., :. III thou
proposals may e for the whole or any part Of said aid o
and the public works and enclosed in envelope
10 the Wiz By 70 &c paid on the third day
June next to the credit of the Commissioners of the Canal
.a Be !" BY COY
sa IL SsF gut OF s:!i r
s hoS. New 9s city 0 Of sssy
Dated Canal a AGRsdy sh IIis lieut.
rios s s EtAsRiS sSTP5!sil Treasurer.
II. HALSSEETYH, , sSrseyor General:
my7 ,.l ne BENToN secretary a"asy S Of State
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Supreme Court.
Present, Chief Justice Bronson Judges Beardsey and

Jewett.
MAY 2l.-.4uen Paron Vs. ". "A. Cuivsr-Sdms "a
Joshua CuiverThs was application to set aside the
report of referees both Both actions OF
covenant The first was brought BY the plaintiffs against
Wm H. Culver lease made to Culver OF premises IN
Brooklyn in 1897 by arthur Hurst and wife, on which
no had q manufacturing establishment Hurst and vile
subsequently conveyed their interest in the premises to
Allen and Paxon and shortly afterwards they were par
TALLY burned Allen Paxon then brought their action
in their and claimed rent for tho whole term
which amounted to Sll l56 50.
Tho second action was brought upon a covenant en-
dorsed the lease by Joshua Culver in which he be-
surety for the payment of the rent and performance
Of the covenant by William H. Culver and in case Of de-
fautby him. he covenaned to and with Arthur Jewet his
heirs and assgns Of the leased ground TO pay
sufficient to make good the default of William Culver
This action also in the Of Allen and Paxon
Both were referred and on tho reference In the
first il contended the part Of the defendant
that plaintiffs acted his agents In the sale Of his manu-
facture that running account had been opened be-
tween them and that the rent had been carried into this
account quarterly item and insisted that tho sue
cessve items the credit side Of the account were to
be applied to the extngnshment of the debts in their
order of time and in thus accounting no further insisted
that all the rent would DO found to have been paid.
On the part Of Joshua Culver was objected that the
action against him wrongly brought-that the suit
If brought at ALL should be in the name Of A. Hurs-tha
his covenant collateral and not running with
the land to enttlc assignee to an action in hi
The plaintiffs the other hand, contend tina
the covenant one running with the land so as to emit
tie them to maintain an action in their Names but
that Is not still the right to sue in their own names
given to them by tho peculiar phrascoogy OF tho cove
nan it being as they alege, made expressly with then
The referees, after giving certain credits to VIM
Culver, reported in both that there was duo
plaintiffs for rent sum of S. and the defendant
seek to set aside the report the grounds above
stated Tho principal point in the M whether the CO
with the land not and whether the words
owners Of the leased ground after the word assigns
takes that out of the general rule The case
was argued by Mr. Lord one side, and by Nessrs
Wood and Gerard on the other No decision yot given
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CON STIPAT / o N,
(COSTIvENESS)



Without Medicines, Injections, or Baths. Dis
sov1y Recently made in France,
BY NJ. WARTON
Price, Thirty Cents.
THE 3th English edition. translated from the 23rd French
edition Of the exposition of natural simple. agreeable
and nfable means (recenty France
Of oing but also Of completely destroying obtnte
aud habtua Constipation, without using either
purxaves bahs followed by number
of authentic documents from eminent and other
persons Of distinction, certifying the complete efficacy OF
the means.
The great reputation which the ERvALEyTA OF Warrior
of Paris has acquired IN this country and all parts Of Eu-
removing and permanently curing this distressing
has induced unprincipled to
various and palm them OF the community
genuine Great suffering injury. and in deaths
have occurred where these false preparations have been
used.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
If you have regard for your health only the and
genuine article, prepared BY
NJ. WARTON, OF PARIS.
Every package has his upon and sealed with his
own SEAL The depot for this country 10
1872 William, st., bet.ceen Fmitom and Ann sts.
Where may be had full description of the effects OF the Evs
lenta with the marks distinguish the true from the
terfeit.
Sold also in New York by Mr. Jno. Mhau No. 1879 Broad
way; Mr.. &. H. Ring Of Jonn and Broadway
Messrs. Wyatt ketcham 7i Fulton ST. Brooklyn by DIR
Charles Strand, 1874 Fulton'st. my21 fmsr
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Fine Arts.

We yesterday called at the studio Of Mr.. John c. King
sculptor who has lately arrived in this city, and keeps
his studio at II Park Place. Mr. King lately from Bos
tsn but originally native of Ayrcshiro scoands To-
salty that has been prolific Of men Of genius. We had
heard much Of his modelling but really unprepared
for the finished grace and beautyas well in detail in
general efect-of the work of his chsel. We noticed
among Others bust Of the venerable John O. Adams
sculpured in Vermont marble. In truthfulnsss Of ex
preston beauty Of chisclng is not surpassed BY
the celebrated bust of the venerable gentleman that
stands in the library of Congress in Washington In one
festurethe mouthwe look upon it as superior to the
"Ayreshire Ploughman" set Of cameo likenesses Of
several well know individuals which inspected,
have exceed in the beauty Of thcr cutting
or their artistic finish. On the whole, visit to Mr.
Kings studio treat Of ordinary kind to lover Of
the Ane We may remark, that in intense truthful
moss of expression lies Mr. Kings chief although by no
means his only excellence, as an artist.
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Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Brady and Walker

John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
MAY 2l.-7riai for Grand Larceny-Wiiiiam Dickin-
son. sesfaring this morning placed at the bar
on charge Of having tho 2sth Of April last apslac.
cd from the pockets of Charles Stevenson seaman In
the United States navy wallet alleged to contain the
sum Of $50 The evidence adduced the part Of the
prosecution not being deemed sufficient to connect tho
prisoner with the theft Of tho money the District Attor
ney did not press for conviction, and he was according
~ acquitted by the jury, without leaving their seats
Trial for False Preences-EdwardT T. Nichols indct-
ed for obtaining from Dr. P Mathieuet, Of Cleveland,
Ohio at various tines the Of 81 900, by means Of
fraudulent representations put trial The prn.
cpa portion Of the day consumed by the respective
counsel engaged in the discussing the admissbiity
Of certain evidence until weared Of hearing each other
talk, motion was made to adjourn until tomorrow
The Court apparently as tired OF the subject a. the
counsel themselves, accordingly adjourned.
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PowpYuMiS ToMrxirs sauARr-This agreeable re-
treat whore the industrious citizen after his days toll
the lover with his the philosopher after
fsasting the sweets Of study may be each
ming quafng the cool and invgorating breezes fresh
thew lounge through the ssbe walks that have been
fitted up here with TASTE has latterly become infested
with bands Of rOwSs so ana and ioss
rob and plumber those who frequent the place. Indeed,
these apply 70 every public square in the
Of cry strict look out. psrticuisrly in Tomiins SQUARE,
Females have been grossly insulted and attacked by
lice do not protect them, those who accompany them
will be obliged to 60 armed. and protect themselves
from the and ,os.e ~ho .n noSn g, mere
pockets in this quarter.
FArAL AccrDESr-Last night, at about o'clock Al
mond King Esq for many years the well known CSiisc
regret say leaves hopes Of his lfe Being an old
fireman. and jealous exhibit his activity No joined
AZ he wa. Thinning he stumbled and fell The engine
passed him. and It il supposed knife which he car
terrible and deadly wound inflicted At half past
his extremes cold and no hopes Of his life were
entertained by the ply sicsns who were mmedlseiy on
engine, at the same time. In passing Frankfort
street. frightened horse In cart, which Immediately
ran and in s course knocked down three little chill
drcn In the street. to one Of whom II gavc kick on the
forehead. which caused wound Of serious Character
We have not hoard II the child was killed or not
Man Snor.-Henry boyland Wes seriously iyutoo vu
"wednesday evening. during the firing in the Park He
passed before the cannon just a. Il went or not being
Of danger and received the greater part Of
the charge directly In his face. He carried to Dr.
Bostwicks ONCE, 10 Chambers street. and the doctor
thinks that no will lose the sight Of II not both OF his
eyes There ought to have been light placed each sidc
OF the guns 1t dangerous proceeding to FIRE the
guns the midst Of so many people, without any warn
Ing Of danger.
MARINE CouRr FEss-From return made to the lie.
aislature by the justices OF the Marine Court upon
during the year st5, the sum Of 81 $685. and more for
Ali fees Of every description.
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CoURT PoR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-The
Court for the Correction of Errors meets in this
city Saturday next As by the rule Of the court only
eight causes tho calendar be called any
day. we copy from the minutes Of tho clerk the first
eight the present calendar Rt II. Morris, Of the
Supervisors Of the city of New York the People Of
the State Of New York. Peter A. Hargous Eugene
Albion and Robert r. Boyd. John r. Areson Benz. p.
Arcson. Hugh McKcon VS.. Stephen Whitney William
Arga mpleadcd &c. Eliza NJ. Smith, admistratrix,
Sc. Alexander Herrschel John r. Mailer and Henry
Mailer John Stevens vs. Thomas z. Wilson ct al
Anthony L. Schoonmaer by A. Cawson, his next friend,
John Sheey. John Waden and Joshua Underhill,
Henry Lemen.
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Sporting Intelligence.

TRoTrIso HARLEM TRACK YEsrERpAy-
There was a very good attendance at this beautiful
track yesterday to witness tho following sport =
March for sos, mile heats. in harness, between W.
Wheelans Ephram Smooth and ME- e. Upton slasnsr
by Ephraim winning. Time-2n 6ls; I'm 4os. Tho
former was backed $40 to $25.
Then succeeded, purse $50, mile heats ocst threc IN
Ave, under the saddle.
II. Cooper entered. ch m NciL
Gao Pun =. ..ch N. Ms \. wsa;y,s Girl
First Hsa-whalsbone had the pole and took the lead
atths start which he maintained home where ne reached
some three or four lengths in 'front.' in Am tho Maid
second.
Second Hsat-vsry similar to tho previous, in I'm.
Third Hcat-simiar luck for whsebone; well con-
tested heat throughout Time-2m Ais
THE LeSa ISLAND RAcEB.-We likely to have
between the unconquerabe Fashion and colt of extra
ordinary promise, Of tho celebrated Boston, owned by
IN nerUon orr city viii be led with southern voun.
teers to Long Island
Tar franklin HAl RAcEs.-The Banner gives tho
following Of the recent meeting ON tho franklin
couase 1t Gays the attendance the this season
good usual, owing in great measure, to
and obliged to take advantage Of the dry weather
which prevailed during the races
The match race, between Mr. j. killers b. By Boston,
aud Mr. Parrots br. Auster for Sl60O-two mile heats
tv ns las, with es.s Tine ssoooss Track heavy
SxcorD DAr-Jockey Club Purse. $75-Entrnnce add
sd-mile heats Thrre four entries Parrotts CHI.
Q Wscnenango, Grevcmberg's gr h. Hickory, Frazer's
CHI f. by Levathan, and A. Hubots Medoc. Wachenan-
60 came out l, and Levisthan ally Tine l:ssf-
l:5s.
=. THras DAr-Jockey Club Purse, $loo-Entrance add
sd-Two mile heats. VIM. H. Parroms b. { Kate Luck
James Portors e. by imp Glencoe, NJ A. Frazsrs CHI
m Esmeralds. Time, 3:59--8:54.
Foysrn DAr-Jockey Club Purse. $7s-Entrsnes add.
edMls heats w. H. PARROTS br. Austsr came out
FIRST and NJ A. Frazer's Leviathan illy second r. A.
Frers. Gabriel and James Porters CHI by shamrock,
were third and fourth. Time, 1881; 1854
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AnoL,rrox Row--The Abolition Convention which
met q. Peoria last wedne sday was broken up by the
sisIasns BY request the ladies' rsrsd, and very soog
AMER sAswar o. : NatssrsA hs,1ele9eass -
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KITCHEN RANGES

LEFT-OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
THE highest Price be Obtained by ladies' and gentlemen
who 70 dispose Of their iefo wardrobe and urui
tSre. By sesd,ng line y the sub:erbsrs residence.
j. LEVENSTYN, 46s Broadway, mp stairs.
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. J. Levenstyn.
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U. 8. District Court.

Before Judge Belts.
MAY 2l.-Day va. Mysr--Acton for the Infringement
Of patent for machine manufacturing india rubber
The already heard but the jury dsagrced and
il now comes on for trial again.
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RTTJ1ARDS IWPROVED-

OTIS FIELD respectfully informs bis friends and the
BASSFORDS ROOMS, entrance ~ Ann street. adjoining
the Museum Building li9 Fulton street The Rooms ana
Slate Marble aud Iron, with Air India Rubber and Cloth
players being the best this country Larger balls for
Sothemen-Carolina balls for Germans. ;,
~ B-Bassfords style Billiard Tables for sale; India
and French Cue Leather best in the city tine Billiard
Cloth and every article in the trade constantly hand and
for sale. my20 Inns IN
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mo JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS, kc-
i 2. j. HARTNETT. Ne. Coartland, street, near
Writing Dressing and Jewely Boxes Miniature Cases and
Settings; Flute Lockst Watch Ring PIN and percu BOXES;
made and ltsd TO Jewellers show cases 70 contain Watches
variety OF the above articles constantly hand and
made order with and despatch No Courtandt
street, New York. my2 msrc
DOARDING.-A few single gsntlemeo, aud gentlemen and
their be with pleasant rooms and
good board No A76 Bowery northwest Of Tenth
street. on reasonable myi9 wsrc
CALF SKINS x SLAUGHTER HlDEs--5ooo best qua
~ lity City Calf Skins, selected Also light middiing
and heavy Hides. Of weights For sale by
mv5 i'm rrc JOHN HUM. ga Elizabeth sf
FUKNlTUKE0PLUSH.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have receive from their manuiaco
~ an extensive OF PLAIN and mbosssd umi-
tursushe Of all coors aud qualities suitable Tor cabinet
coach, and railroad makers. ~
CAiLLEUX. Fills sULELIA0 CO.,
insr i33 Pearl street.
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REMOVAL.

DR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will
- be removed the LIST Of May 70 10 Fulton street, next
door the Sun Office, sign Of the Big Bottle.
N. Block for countereits and inpostors See that
every bottle signed with the written signature Of
Townsend Owing the Of this arti
Gle company has been formed to M spurious IN
the same shaped bottles. Look out for impostors.
aN m
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
w, SPIES CO.. having removed to 81 Maiden Lane,
IA offer large and we'll stock OF Hardware Cut
leyy, Guns and Gun Materials, by the imporaons
srrssly low priess Ios eash AZ isfh
Z 1g Sst I'd & .. n; ' e
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PIC KrocKErs AT WARRINGTON --we understand that
and Other thieves nom hS SorS have sons on to Wsh
Ingon 10 exhibit some of their fsasa during the Nson
vss. We esusA Ne pubic n b N their guard. .ss