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"sARoSIs MUSICAL TINES. This handsome
indispensable TO our musical community seems TO be
progressing If we are to judge from the endeavor' Of
the Editor TO please melodious readers. 1t Is well
printed the original matter pleasing and the selections
iusicaous With the number just received (No. -
there are Issued two pages of composition by Men
delssohn.
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BOARDING..


BOARD IN BKOOKLYN-A family IN the upper
Opau OF the city win few pleasant bosfdefs has sc
eoulrodso for ihsee four single gsniemen and
f-rrrsd Tue location IL retired and ghu, connected
with Fulton Ferry by stage hns conyenlsn, 70 u.'
A. "a. q Uams - Tnbune Once OILS ~
DOARDiNG,-Two or three gentlemen can be- az.
ID commodatsd with handsome furnished rooms, and
breakfast and Tea II required, with dinner on Sundays
where no bosrdsrs are tak.n. -Jss Of Croton baths
ssges pas. tbs house every minutes Apply 80 Greea
wichss tnew numoef) or houses above ossenrt o"
sDOARD-A handsome room 10 the second story, win
OcloseIs and Groom water, 10 10, vim bos,d s,sy
desrsbe location TO gentleman and his wife or 70 Two
soess fscuirsd Oh IL.
DOARD.-TAres OF four gentlemen may obtain good
Dro0ms with partial board 10 private family; Ihs
house 10 new and pleasantly sust'o' we n,nu 1870
=, arootlsn os In
DOARDING.-Two young mon can DO acc ommo
Ddsed with breakfast and les Ia private family wnrfe
there are boarden. Ioquire 10 hidse" o. ~"
DOAKD IN SOUTH BROOkLYN-Whnins
Dmnales YAH Of H.mil.onsyenos ,sr,y .sa gSss
pleasant location and pleasant rooms y7'.'
DOAKD WANTED-va yoans isdy N pr aon
DANNY, where there are no bosidss sssI o. ~. a.
cry and between Houstonsi ard Es" o'os"" a.
ference exchanged. Address n. A. ms once o'' :.
DOARD- gentleman snd his wife or one % s,s "i,
ID lie gentleman have very pls,'sn. 1o1m 81 Haa
or PaIusa Do.le' ~ Y.,,.d ol6 81
nOaRD-Pieasant rooms, saiIAbls iof isis.s'ss o.
II ,-ntIsr.u nav be obtained oy applying ~ 5Pnns
o. ID door west Of Bfoad~sy.
..n. u,,I,s: -(;.uleuen snd iasir wives or single
),ent.-m-n can accommodated WIN goa foyms no
bo.rd Al I7s Henry-st. corner OF Jefferson so I'M
-. roxVS 8OARD-At tho elegant, modern and
l - cosvenenI residence - ksstT wennsth-st, be.
- rosdxsy and the Railroad. The number I'M ed
-ght Nost ssusfsctofy references yer and required
T-er. Lr-Bseaxfast al u A. Lunch 81 soon Din
,.t5PM; Tea al III supper - required. An eSciu-
1--we uinx room furnished, viii abundance wines &c,
sas and gss shts Is 10 ~ per week, according
10 he floor present vacancy for gsnusmsn and bis
wife without children, for two single goaemsn or Two
ladi-s.
suite Of four handsome and well furnished rooms, On
fut door, with sas fixtures, he snd three closets
would Be let . small family, % satisfactory sfms
Reference may be made 10 Tlos. A. Emmett % Richard
Bsslsed, Esqrs IS willisnG~a q 2swTutfnH
FAMILY occupying . pleasant and healthy
(Ahom., desire 10 board permanently htiie girl ros
than years old one younger would DO prefer.
red and would receive mothers care. There are good
schools IN the nsighborho0- hons but responnee POI
sons need apply Reference given and required 40
dress, postpaid, A b. c. At his once. olSW
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w fewier- s. Webs, phreneiosists and
feohshers Clinton Hal liI Nzsssu-sL aexr Tie rafs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

y Liquid Hair Dye Improved 90 ~ 10 color he
hair whiskers the applied without the least
nury-it entirely free from unpleasant odor and bs
washed with this strongest soap Immediately applied
without waiting to dry For sale, or applied 81 Bsrcst
Loas Wig Factory aWsll-sL myl5 rurhksaIu
U Water-Cure lustttutes.-Dr. TRAIL re-
patients al his cOmmodiOus city establishment, ID
Lslg hLsL and al Oyster Bay General practice al.
tended Advice given Tor home treatment Cons1.tA
tons. verbal ~ by letter. s. 81, I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

~ Wigs and Toupees.-Ciuxens ard strangers
Informed that the largest sud besg assortment 81 gs
bali Wigs. roupees. bruds OF Long HAIR, &C are 10 be
found al The msnufsclofy Of MEDHURsT HEARD, y
Msiden-lsns Also 10 be had sure cure loJ Dsrdruf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

AxALsAxArIos.-A,o lsrsby respectable look
ing white WOMAN appeared al the Tomos yesterday
morning asking to her dear AAsbaaS, full sized
color-d gentleman Of Al anconnonly dark shade, Who
had been taken in during the nsh. for misconduct Her
rsquss; WA refused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

rEr"THE GRAEPEsBEKG MAsUAL or HEALTH
/. handsome volume of 300 pages, got up with much
care and containing great variety OF medical nior
nation. Its, no doubt intended to sell the medicines
Of the Company whose name 1t bears but It's DISGUST
tons are rot confined to that object (sold al ~
Broadwsy)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

" Restoration Of Natural sisht-rrof-ssns
bso>so>. ND Preserves ard Restores The nsur,
cures aer sight ard does away with gssse. entirely
Once days IN Nrwiors re isst taree " each ~r~s In
"srr-n-st No. s from Broadway BostoU he osAes
days. a. Is Niners Refer-rees In abundance s.4 iuc
~ Vocal Music and uarE.sny-Cheve sy.-
TENN CHAsLEs kec>sVLr will commence "a raes
day Oct coUrse OF Instruction IN Vocal Music upon
ne and celebrated system OF Chevk. which has
proved successful ny his system the pupil In
few moashs lesTu TO read aud .ns hr fcuh music
the mr that he becomes Of the theory ard
nse Of composition. The class will meet Tuesdays.
rhursdsys ard ssrdsys from .. 10 g. and Will coatEss
six mouths Teens, per quarter In advance Prrsous
ie.irous OF dining The csss will leave the with
NJ RsgnsulL u Howard-st The most Satisfactory re-
tsreuces gwen. els raThk St>i
" Fact for Fa.hionabies.-Thoss who put
their s In the hands OF MsDHvssr hsAso or suy Of
their uurueymen VIII from under their clean brush
and bg scissors with handsome head OF hair 40
the most fssndious taste could deslre. II Maiden lane
as I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

Gsx.r Bk.rAlS AND NICARsCUA-Tne blow
49,, l.n.s .ooear. in let,er from LORD Palm-rsion 10
s~nor cs.t-llon, dated February 3, lei3
And have say IL reply, thsi u, 01vernnen, o. ~
Majesty desiro1s TO cultivate ne r'ns trieooy
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PoRTRA IrURE.
HENRY RETkHS GRAY.

" Bees to inform his friends, that he Wi. foe
the future devote his attention eys to Portrait pa,af
ing Those who desire excellent wOrks Of Ar OF The
snove sss-r-d Of his ability execute them.
Studio, o. frsnka-st door from Broadway. % lmecd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

Rsrru Assault One Edw Wilson on Sun
day night committed dangerous assault upon LAzaoetn
Foster. knocking her down and kiekiSs ner ssVersi
res with such force as TO break two OF her nos she
"a, taken 10 the City HospiEs, where sne nov 10.
she Is IN tia, peculiar situation which should command
ktnd and careful treatment, even from brute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16

DOARD.-TAes OF four gentlemen may obtain good
Drooms with partial board, 10 private family; Tho
from ths Fulton Ferry lDGuifesss Clinton, near fglon
a. BROOKLYN. % I'M
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
POSTURE DURING PRAYER.

The Presbytery Of Philadelphia having
requested the Presbyterian General As
senbIy, recently al Pittsburg, "to adopt
measures for arres,ing or absling the grow.
ing evil Of sitting in public prayer" the
committee TO whom the matter was refer
led, recommended the following action:
Tha', while The posture Of standing in
public prayer, and that Of kneeing IN pri-
va,e prayer, are indicated by examples in
Scripture and the general practice Of the
ancien, Christian Church, the posture Of
sitting 10 public prayer is no where men
toned, aud By no usage allowed but on
the contrary was universally regarded by
the early church as heathenlsh aud Hreve-
rent and is still even 10 the customs Of
modern and western nations, an attitude
obviously wanting 10 due expression OF
reverence therefore this General Assem-.
bly, resoire: That the practice 10 question
be considered grlevously improper, when.
ever the infrmltles Of the worshipper do
not render II necessary ; and that ministers
be required to reproye II, with earnest and
perseserng admonlilon. The recommen.
dalton was adopted.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
Monroe, n. c.
From the Salisbury Walehrnan. ith instant,
RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.

KALI kOAD UNIV EN ibN.
We have the qualification Of announc
rg to the public The assembling, IN this
Town on this day, ooe OF the most inter
esting, imposing and impotlan, Conven
lions, tina, perhaps ever assembled ia the
Stale Of North Carolina. Delegates were
arriving from distance, as early as Tues
day and they Continued 10 arrive up Il
tbs hour appointed for the meeting o.
Convention, which was 0 O'Clock. A. NJ
Of the 18th inst. Al that hour. the nu
merous delegates from the various sec
tIons Of country interested IN this great
enterprise, convened in the Lu,hcrar
Church,
When, on motion Of Hon. ID. +. Cald
well, the meeting was temporarily organ
lzed by calling John u. llawklos, o
Franklin, to the Chair. And on molten
Of II. e. Jones, j. Clarke, and j. J. Bru
ner, were appointed Secretaries.
On motion Of Governor Morehead,
Resoired, That Hammond Whitney
Esq, and DR.. +. c. Robertson, delegate.
from Norfolk, Va, bn invited to participate
10 the deliberations aud action Of The Con.
yentIon.
Then, on motion Of II. G. Jones E.q.
tho following persons were appointed a
Committee to report officers for this Con
ven,ion, TO wit: John B. Lord, Rufus Bar.
ringer, G. l.. Hinton, James W. Osborne,
John w. Ellis.
During the absence of the Committee,
The delegates from the various counties
we're reported 10 the Secfctsi les, and list.
ed, as follows:
Crar'n-EJward Z SlanIy, Calvin r
Dbble, John y Washington.
Johnston--John Mcleod.
Wake--W William Boylan, Charles l.
Hinton. George w Mordecai.
Wayne Griswold.
LedeH-R J Mcdowell, r Il Cham.
bers, David Ramsay, J Duseubury.
Chathnm-Doct. McCIanahan, Albert
Terrence.
Aiamanee David l. Ray. Samuel Holt.
Oronge-D l. Swain, Er.Gov., VIM.
A Graham FL. Gov, John N Kirkland.
Monte Samuel II Christian, Or.
J NJ Worth.
New Hdnorer Alexander McRae, +
J Hill, Eli w Hall, TIC Worth.
Wiikss-L b Carmichael, G A Parker.
X F Hacksu, u Gordon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH AND SLA
VERY

The General Asse mbly Of the Pfesbyte-
Ran Church, tOd School lately conven.
ed in Pnlsburg. The following resolG-
tons on the subject Of slavery, which has
so much yexed other churches of the UNI
ted States, were reported TO the Assembly
through DR.. McGill, and adopted, with
only two dlssen,ing voices;
Resoired, lst. Thal the principles Of
the Presbyterian Church on the subject OF
slavery, are already set forth IN repeated
declarations So full as 10 need no further
exposition.
ID. That, in view Of tho civil and do.
nestle nature Of this institution and the
competency Of secular institutions alone TO
remove it, and in view Of the earnest Iii.
| quiry and deep agitation on this subject
which we now observe IN one or more
commonwealth Of our country where
slavery exists, il il considered peculiarly
improper and inexpedieu, for ihIs Assem-
bly, to attempt or propose any measures ia
the work Of emancipation.
/ 81. Tha, all necessary and proper pro
vision has been already made for the JUS
exercise Of disc pine upon those who ne
gleci OF violate the mutual duties OF mas
ter and servant, aud the General Assem-
bly, is always ready 10 enforce those pro
visions, when the unfailhfulness OF any in
ferior cour, is made NANTES, by record
appeal, or complaint.
4lh. We rejoice to believe tha. the &C
tion Of former Assembly, so far iron
aiding or allowing the Iniquitous "opprcs
sion Of man by his fellow man, has bee
steadily promoting an amel,oration 10 III
condition Of the slaves, by winning IN
confidence Of masters; in freedom fror
, fana,icism, and BY stimulating the slave
, holder and his pastor alike to labor IN tn
religious education of the blacks.
5:h. That il is enloined on Pfesbyter
4 ans situated 10 saveholdlng States to cor
tiuue TO increase their exer'ions Tor tn
/ religious education Of the slaves aud
repor, distinctly, in the annual narrative
to the General Assembly, :he state Of rt
ligion among the coIored population.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
Minister 10 Spain.

We learn, says the National ln,elligen-
Ger, Of the 10Th instant, uno ificialy, but
We believe correctly, that the Hon. Daniel
NJ. Barrnger, Of North Carolina, he's been
offered by the President the appointment
Of Minister TO Spain. THIS announcement
will be gratifying to Col. Barringers nu.
merous friends. II is a good selection. -
The interests aud character Of the nation
will always be safe III the hands Of Colonel
Barringer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22

Plu,arch shall endeavor ic present TO North
Carolina the names, services, and labours
of her sons, he can find ample materials
on the records of the State aud nniion, To
do Justice TO Mr.. Fishers reputation and
talents. If the limits of this sketch would
allow, such discussions and extracts would
be improper here. In writing this con-
slant endeayor is made not 10 sir up The
fires Of political excitement, now covered
by the ashes Of the dead. But oil of Us
now admit that, in all of MIR. Fishers ef-
! forts. the welfare Of his native Safe, and
county, was the chief object.
To Rowan County, his loss is severe.
As one Of her Magistrates, or one of her
representatives., he was always devoted
servant. Her people returned this alice
ton. They loved him because he frs,
loved them" His last effort with his pen
we're devoted to her welfare and improve.
ment.
For some time in 1881, and 1889, sh'
had the Speakers Of both Senate and House
Of Commons from Rowan. Hon. ID. +
Caldwell in the Senate and MIR. Fisher il
the Commons.
A, another time her delegation compriz
ed these TWO, united with Hon. R'chmon
. NJ. Pearson, now on the Supreme CouI
Bench. It's doubtful II any other county
! ;, at any one period, sent such galaxy {
y usefulness ard talents.
Although one Of these has departed, h
= services, example and patriotism RENAL
- for her to emulate and cherish. She
., worthy Of such son, as he was worthy
= such a mother. His fame and his cha
. acter belong to Rowan County, for
~ :" is intimately connected with her history
y He died, after an illness Of some ten
u twelve DAYS, on the 9Th May, lsi9, in Il
:; Goth year Of his age, q, H,llsboro', Sea
- - Co., Mississippi, on his return home, su
' y rounded by kind friends and cheeIed
. the consultations Of Religion.
= Although he lies buried far away,
~ name and services will be long cherish
~ in North Carolina, his talents admired a
:" his virtues emulaled. W..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
The Small PoX.

We noticed last week a report tina had
reached us, tha, the Small Pox was be.
tween Salisbury aud Charlotte, more to
pu, the people on their guard and induce
them to resort to the necessary preven,ses,
than to cause unnecessary alarm-bu' II
seems that our article had quite contrary
effect, and wha, We said was exaggerated
more than four fod-ihe disease was said
10 be in Charlotte, and that the Commis.
sioners has passed an Ordinance hnng ev.
ery person that should come from the
country five dollars. To set the matter
RICH, now, we state lha, the Small Pox /.
not in Charlotte and nerer has been, and
we have every reason to believe there wal
no JUS, grounds for the repor, tina, hae
reached US Of It's being between Charlotte
and Salisbury. And We are pleased Il
learn from the Greensboroush Patriot o
the 10Th instant, that no new case OF Sinai
Pux, either in town or county, had beef
reported. The cases IN town are reported
to be we'll, aud those afflicted in the coun
try are all able TO leave their bed yep
two and they are believed to be =
cent and the excitement, on the subject
subsding, and the business OF the town
gradually revlviag.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22

We learn from different sections Of this
county, that the crops Of Whoa, are gen.
orally very good, notwithstanding The Sc.
we're frost. The crop Of Oats never was
better or more abundant. The Corn bids
far for giea;yleld bu, We regre, 10 hear
tina, the Cotton is exceedingly backward,
and without late fall not much more than
half crop will be made in this section.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
LARGE amount of Gold.

The U. S. ship Lexington, which lett
San Francisco on the 9th November last,
arrived at New York, on the 10Th instant.
The Lexington has brought as freight
tpelre hundred and eighteen pounds o.
grain gold. She left al Valparaiso -four
hundred and fhy-eieh pounds making
total Of ,676 pounds, troy weight. Thu
is the larges, importation OF gold Iha, eve
has been made 10 this country.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

A life Of this distinguished man, by
Governor WIN. II. Seward, Of New York,
has JUS, been published. The last scene
Of his life is thus impressively described
in IL
lie could no, shake of the dews Of
death that gathered OH his brow. He could
not pierce the thick shades that rose be.
fore him. But he knew that eternity lay
close by the shores Of time. lie knew
tha, his Redecmer lived. Eloquence, even
in that hour, inspired him with his ancient
sub'imity Of u,ieIanee. This. said the
dying man, is the last Of earth " He
paused fus a moment, and then added, Il
am conteptp Angels might well draw
aside The curtains Of the skies 10 look down
o. such scene
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
Communications.
FOR rHE CHARLOTTE Journal.

According to previous netlce, the Wings
in Capt. Browns Beat, me, at the usual
muster ground on Saturday, the 10th INST,
for the purpose OF appointing Delegates to
attend the Convention al Aibemarle, on
the 4lh Of July next.
Ga motion, Mr.. James Porter Sem, was
called to the Chair, and Samuel Berryh'!l
appointed Secretary. The object Of the
meeting being explained the following &c.
solutions were unanimously adopted
Rtsolrsd. That as unity and eoneer, in action
are necessary 10 insure success in any cause we
agree 10 throw aside all personal preferences, and
give our cordial support 10 the nominee OF sad
Convention aud none other.
Resolrsd, That the necessity - urgent and
nothing should prevent the Wings IN every Cap
iains Beat from sending Delegates 10 said Con
veniion.
Ga motion, the following gentlemen were
elected Delegates: And.e~ Gf'er, E-9.
DR.. +. +. Sand,fer. Alietnaies, Col
/ VIM. y. Parks, Maj. +. +. Porter.
Ga motion, the Wing papers in lhi'
Congressional District a,e requested ,C
publish these proceedings.
JAS. PORT Err. CHAIN.
SAxL. BERRraiLL. SseEsiary.
A portion OF tho Wings Of Union coun
l,y assembled at Monroe, 9th instant, AM
rgreod to take tho necessary steps TO sem
. delegates TO a convention to he held Al Al
, bema,le, in S,aniy county, 90 The Ia {
July next. Wbcreupon il was
Resoired, To request the Wings Of III
county, through the Charlotte Journal an
Arson Argus, to hold primary meeting. o
the las, Saturday in June, tihc 30,hl a, III
several election precincts and ascertain a
near as possible. which Of the three VIII
candidates for Congress their compan
district is in favor Of, and appoin, delegate
to meet IN a County Convention, to be hel
/ a, Monroe, on Monday Of mex, July CourI
when delegates will be appointed to repre-
sent the county in the District Conveniin
to be held at Abemarle, on the 18th Of Ju
. ", for the purpose Of uniting upon one {
the three Wing candidates now before III
people for Congress.
s a. IALkuP.
Monroe, n. C..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
Memphis Convention.

Owing TO the existence OF the Cholera
on the western waters, the Committee TO
make engagements for the assembling oil
the Memphl. Convention have issued no.
tlce postpouing the assembling of 'ha, bo'
dy from the iih Of July 10 the 10Th Of DC
tober next.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
Overflow of New.OrIcans.

The last accounts from New. Orleans
states that the wafer was receding from
the overlooked district, and the P,cayune
Of the 10th instant. says, Judging from
all circumstances We think there is 70 rea.
son 10 fear another RISE"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
The Republic.

We have received several Nos. oil a
daily paper lately established at the seat oil
Government uLder the above title. The
paper is large and well printed, and is ed'.
led by Messrs. Alexander Balliti and John
O. Sergeant, who arc well known os gen.
tlemen vi talents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
Great Cry and Little Wool.

Henry w. Miller, E>q., Of Raleigh, a
few days ago received from the President,
the appointment Of u. S. Attorney Tor the
Ds,rc. 0. North Carolina, vice d. X. Nc.
Rae removed. As soon as this removal
was made the Democratic papers made a
terrible outcry abou, prescription, abused
Mr.. Miller at a great rate for seeking the
office, and charging Gen. Taylor with hav.
ing forfeited bis pledges. Now, If We
have not been wrongly informed, Mr.. Nc.
Rae has been an active Partisan and thero-
fore placed himself in tho position for
which Gen. Taylo expressly stated he
would remove a man. But the best Of the
Joke is TO come. After all their abuse i,
turns out that Mr.. Miller has declined the
appointment, thus clearly showing that he
never sought It. What sort Of an amendc
Will the Standard row make.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
CDarlnttF 4:
FRIDAY. JU NE p, 1919.

NJ WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq, is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized TO obtain adver'
,sements and subscriptions, and to grant receipts
LEW. CARR. Esq, is our agent in Phla
delph;a, authorized 10 obtain Advertisements and
procure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-22
LOng looked for come at LAST.

Gen. Balls NJ. Edney, we learn from The
Washington papers, has been appointed by
President Taylor. Consul a, Pernambuco
in lieu Of G. G. Salinas, "a foreigner) re.
moved. We heartily rejoice at the Gen.
erals success.