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TO LET.

TVOUsE ANDLOT IN BROADWAY
Il 1TO LEAsE-The House and Lot, p by lOO BOB
Broadway TO Lease for of years Possession I'M
media,ey Apply to VALENTINE g HALL 10 Ora
marcy Park T5Yentethst between Fourth avenue and IT.
wing Place. al AM. or P Nj. M ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

EDURLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, Ne. aas,as,trsst-
Notice hereby gwen, to the relatives ard nsrt Of l
EDGAR CUTHBERT, a,e from California. physician dsseN
and who alleged to have died ntsate that shall apply hai
Surrogate OF the County OF New York. fo letters Of anns,
upan the estate Of the said mtsstas the 10th day Novsa
at 10 O'Clock in the oeasonDsusd. Now YORK Joe. s l
o26 saw4W JAMES S, THAYER, Public Admnis.rscf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

z OST from the Royal Mail Steamship
RAAFRICA black leather TRUNK, with an India rao
Of the handles with the address, RICHARD d. Law "
renee Passenger. The above Trunk ts supposed a.. 70
sengers Whoever may have the above vii, be suitaDa re-
warded by reurning it TO the British and Norta af M
pn,nl all Steam CompanY's office. So BToad@ay ~ wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

EYOR SALE-A very desirable Whole
IL sale and Retail LIQUOR and CIGAR STORE, in a
desirable location None need apply unless they can com
mand $500 cash. Address Eaon at the Tribune ONCE
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DOARDMAN'S PATENT IMPROV-

EgOATtDNIAIN - I ~ ! IT 7 IT -
EDED STEAM BOILER AND FURNACE,-The Pat
entee is now prepared 10 sell single or teroraH 10
the above named Rede1t ezpenms sa
inc of onehalf the fuel required the best Cylinder
Boiler with aues and about q b per bes cen SO a ne
omohIy enpied TO the water the temperature 10 the
chimney reduced below 400 The smoke md c2m5as,
instantly exngishe fame or sparks that all danger
from sparks avoided This Boiler is very compact in
form occupying less space than any other oke power
Mail steamer Arctic, n Y; Messrs Mott Ayres, and
Mr. D. F. Jaycox Chelsea Iron Works, Twenty,siSn,st
New-York; Messrs Tugnot, Daily Co. Franklin Forge,
Frgt.av New York: Mr. John Mills Machinist, 3l9 Fifth.
at New York; MIR w C. Smith ST. Adams Vermont ana
Messrs Goulding Green Conro Keesey1Ie, n, \ AZ
dress post paid, d 6t'Af
n9 2meod* 1873 Fulton-st I'd hoor) Ne"-1ofR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

IA PURSUANCE Of en- order Of hs saneglts Of 10 C
Her-York notice hereby giysn 70 all Psrsoa sfrs
.ssipst HENRY SCOTT ats Of the City Of .ai
Yer dsc sased 20 present same, with youessfs ~
subscrber At ha ofce No Nassau strses % ns TX
Y0rk on or beors the 10Th day Of February wa
he BID day Of August, ITO JAhS2 q - I1rIafssoi
arqQ IaD"D fD1i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
III YORK ISLAND PROPERTY beautiful FARM OF
$50 acres so good wood 20 do good grated
fruit good fence and buildings mile from Cold Spring
do from Hcksviile, For description call on a. B. AM.
NORMAN, 20 Chambers-sL Mt Inns
EHlRE BRICK MANDATORY and
Ill CLAY BANK for sae.-The salamander works are
offered for sale easy For further particulars up.
ply at the Office and Depot, 81 CannonsL II. Y the
Works, Woodbridge, New-Jersey u5 lmt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

eTEly YORK SUPREME COURT---MAtQ GlS c. CASPER
and JOEL SEYMOUR against K p. CADY.-Sumnoa, q,
Money ,niaad Contract (CoM not SER To the Oeess
You AR. bssby summoned requires tho eonp
his acton which this dy aed the ocs oil the c Of i.
CITY snd County York and copy your .avp
the said complaint on the subscriber his Office No VA
street in said City of NewYok, within tweaty day, ar d,
Of this you exclusive OF hs day Of
you fai TO the faid complaint within he ns
aforesaid plaintiff this action will take judgment against
hundred and seventy dollars and city avs
interest," the twenty seventh day OF October
thousand eight hundred and fifty, besides the Of this acton
Dated, New York October 30, 1870
RICHARD b. KIMBALL, Plaintiff Attorney
o3l law8w1h IS WaSsa
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IN PURSUANCE OF order OF Surrogate County 81
YORK Notice hereby Etyen pasons having clsis
against JONAS BOOTH lGts OF City New Yo Prater,
tho with tina ar,
al ocs Of saH e Booth No 100 tie City CT
New Ysrk before Tao twenty Gay Of March aaIt
Data Esv FORK, the I'd DAY Of oStehsr 1850
JEREMIAH BoOTH,)
SAMUEL BOOTH SEKecusors.
os4 iavSafTh IoHH B. SHOOK. }
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AJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, according aw TO all psis
lNhaying claims against LAWRENCE WHlTEHlLL, as Of 10
village of Wnnebursh Kings Coun deceased that ,Ssy ~,
qued exhibit the the thereof 70 James hh
behalf of Ellen Whehl Administrators OF sad DECEASED
Beekman street. the City 81 New YORK. before the IN. W
of May next-Dated October H. 1880 OIL isw5n'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

M PURSUANCE Of the surrogats OF tho ceisy
aSswYorA Notiso hereby gwen to al Pors9as ai p h
,ya,nst JOHN HEATH late or the City OF New Yorki hana
,snssd 70 present the with thereof 10 @ sa
Al her resdsncs No Go Elm street. ths City Of q
ors the hire.h day Of DecsmbsF nsEi-Datsd & ~ m
ty.si1th day otJuno, 1890 hAchLl ar a.,I
aRhnl1ht I.NN----
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mr.. IT. L. NICHOLS, and Mrs. COVE
NICHOLS 81 WestTwepty secondst third house
from Sxtav Patients taken for full board or day treat
so Q " ms mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN according to law, to all psso
Waving claims against PETER w. RADCLlFF, s OF tbs ca
Of Brooka Kings County deceased that they required
hb the same with the vouchers thereof 10 Tsas North aa
Office No So Wallstree the City Of New York, OF ssna
5lst day Of December asItDated June 90, 1850
JAMES B0ORhAE T,A,
ie97 laE6nTh PETER DEWITT, ''S"
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n EUCHTE & NEWTON, Piano-Forts

= EUCHTE q NEWTON, PlanO-FoTts
n AManufactory and Wareroous, 20 and q CsnastThe
subscribers offer sale large OF elegant Piano
fores from 81 3 in rosewood and mahogany
These instruments made in the most substantial manner,
and of their best seasoned Materials by experienced
chanics under Own immediate charge and are UNI.
distance by specifying their wishes by letter in regard
style quality of Tone may depend upon faithful seec
h0n ali Instruments warranted F. c. LEUCHTE.
SD Sun Il. j. NEWTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

EAR SHEW'S WATER CURE INSTI-
~ TUITION corner Twelfh-s and Univeraity-place.
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MEDICINES.

nR. ANARCHISTS UTERINE CA
4 TTHOJCON-Ths advertisement is not desi gned as
nosirm puff for the sae of composition by the above
iite but solely for the purpose OF fetching to the k32wi
position nine-tents Of all diseases affecting me
t6nussnds yea millions are now disabled and miserable
and ihoui relief as every medical confess
Therefore lei all Interested call at the office OF tue Great
Central Depot for the sale of the above article 70 Anthony
81 corner Of Broadway in the Bazaar Buildings ard OBJ
tain pamphlet free of charge which sets form the nature
with statement of cured by the same, the safety
pleasanness and frendness TO the Female GohsaIn Of
tv Reference will also be given at the ONCE 10 cures
made in The City and vicinity Although we have had an
Office open in this City but for short lime yet TINS Nledi
cine has been portion OF the public for about two
years and its curative powers definitely and positively es-
iablshed Thousand have been cured by IT, and among s
advocates several physicians, uIing IL OF the st
standing and largest business. n16 ." eodN
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ouence of our removing lst January next we have to
dispose of about 1900 feet of SHELVING used for cloths,
be adapted TO dry goods other business
Possession given Isl January. Apply TO
w H. KNOEPFEL Co 81 Wilam-st
ms lW* up stairs
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, according TO all Psyos
~ having claims against WILLIAM C0WLEY, late OF the Fd'
Wemsburgh Kings conty deceased that they are tedis1
exhibit same vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber 10
lol Fourth the said Whaasbursh or before art
Of April next-Dated, Sept. 10, 1880, ELIZA C0WLEf
o3 law6m"Tb AdmlnslrabI
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rsIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Pef-

DIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Pef-
Il sons about purchasing Pianoa viii ind !! TO acir adyan
Fntens least side OF Broadwayl They have large as
sortnen OF Rosewood Pianos constantly hand Every In
atrumen warranted for yearB Co have the names
omore than 900 persons they viii refer to- who have pur
chased panos them all of which have given universal sat
sacon but when any doubts expressed TO their quail
ty rhe payment may be withheld until such doubts
moved Old Pianos exchanged New and secondhand
pianoa TO let MI
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THPURsUAHCk oan order Of the suogatsof tbs Comfy ohss
York hereby given TO al persons having claims %
WILLIAM X BUSH, sts OF the City OF New fori, d'csa
present vouchers thereof to the subscSes a9ss
OF John Andarese Washington Market n the City Ms
Yorh on or bsors day Of April nsIDatsd Ne" fh
sixteenth day OF October 1870 ~
ol7 law6mTh+ MARGARET A. HUSH. AdnnJtisrL
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THE UNION.

that these waf Territories shall be left 70 make gov
enment for themselves But be does not stop here He
presents their" admission into the Union, and thusuges
them form State constitution How, then, does the
South stand under this planl We waive all criticism
upon the buresqus on federal governments that would
be presented BY making such people at this time Of
the sovereign STATES Of this great confederacy But
suppose them 70 become they come in presently as
California does now witha constitution iorbddng slave
~, without giving the South any opportunity OF testing
the climate or soil for slavery. And thas ultra southern
members, BY persistng 10 their mpractcable terms. and
opposing the Senates Compromise, first lose California,
and then New Mexico and Utah, without the slightest
equivalent Is this to act the part Of statesmen, or even
of southonsl
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The subscribers. inhabitants OF the cities and towns of
Kennebec river, though not your immediate constituents
yet citizens oil our common republic, cannot refrain
from expressing to you the deep Of the obligation
which You have conferred upon the whole country, BY
your recent effort In the Senate OF the United States 10
aay the spirit of sectional strife which threatened the
destruction OF our Union. No coniederated States, either
ancient modern times, have been preserved from
testine commotion and civil war IT. as suppose,
we are confedea'ed States still we are only an exception
to the general rule, and it is but short time since that
the slavery question threatened bring those evils upon
and should The South and the North be separated.
human wisdom could predict the evils that would follow
We have been induced to offer this expression Of our
feelings from observing the obloguy cast upon you BY
portion Of the press in this State. The press may
convey the excited feelings OF the moment but those
feelings frequently arise from an ardent desire 70 effect
what is deemed great good, irrespective Of consequent
css but we feel confident that rejecting minds and
those which permanently guide public opinion. viii even,
courage Of that statesman will be generally acknowI-
edged who regardless d consequences o himself boldly
threw him self into the breach, and brought back his
counymen 10 feel The invaluable blessings Of the Union,
and the duty imposed upon them for its preservation
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1850.

Mr Hrssr M LEWIS, Montgomery, Alabama, = our gen
.sn, n, Alabama and Tennessee, assisted By Mr. B.
b. BHErr.
nz-Mr l.s.rL H. JAMES No South Tenth street. Phisdel
ohis is our general travelling agent assisted oy mc W.
WELD Joun CoLLIss, JAsEs DkFkihs, a. hAk "snssoS'
a A. EyAss, JAHEs CLasK, and y. LOCKS.
M o. W. JAnrs Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, i
travelling agent the western States, assisted by Messr
n a Il ~ DENT JAsoS TAsLos, W. AaHsrEoxe, PEaaIH
I.ooxr, W. RAss.r, and Q. srrIHHAH-
ar.-Rsesps nom either Of the above win be good.
n p.LsEs, American Newspaper Agent, the only
,soxsd agent This paper the cities Of Boston, New York.
ma pbdepha duly Empowered and
subscriptions the required by His receipts will be
regarded payments His Offices aeBoon Congress street
New York. Tribune building; Philadelphia, northwest Of
Third Chestnut streets.
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SEA BATHING, Cape Issnd, N. J.-Congcss Hall tfor
merry kept by Mlie h now for the reception o. visit
ters The house, during the been enlarged and ~
paired The bathing have greatly improved
life boat exclusively for this house, win always BE- In attendance
upon the bathing ground
Congress Han being elevated ground the view q the
Or rtaannn pools m guests annoyed
marsh They subjected % the Inconvenience q nvsns
through the public streets the baihinn
ground the communication herewith beag private. IA N.
important advantages render the location of Congress HAP
decidcdy the best on the island M
propretor thankful es the liberal patronage he hs he
reserved will ondeavo during the
isfscsion 70 tl,osc who mny favor him win CALI W
ls--eodf9t w. ". MILLER, Frop<t6t0f.
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TILE Royal Red Book, Or Ceurt ana gashtsnshls
Register street Guide Alphabet
Residences Houses Of Lords end Comons Of Uni
Bankers Army and Navy Agents Hoss Club, ne, &c, and
much Other vaiusbe afrmsticn eocted up April 1850 vo
June 20 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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osmm,..,on on ol...as As.,ass nsr'se,


TUESDAY, June 10, 800.
The board met pursuant to adjournment present all
the members
The memorial Of Robert M. Forbes and Of John A.
Parker claiming for losses by Mexican invasion Of Tex
as 10 1896, was submitted. examined, and held under
further consideration.
Of schooner Champion in 1897 imprisonment and loss Of
property was submitted examined and ordered 10 be re-
ceived.
The board then adjourned until ii. .. m. tomorrow
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Mexico. This point that demands the Immediate at
,en,ion q Congress- IL L. be- desirable 70 avoid IN.
testne Texas has resolved extend her lurisdic-
lion the territory which She claims and has taken
measures 70 assert her authosiyi whilst the people OF
New Mexico deny her rights and may resist II the
OF the general government be prevent col.
lLson, and 70 seule the controversy by mpromse.
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be restriction There Il no Mexican law there When
New nnae aa for
ia forming their constitution, wheher slavery shall exist
portion Of Texas, or portion Of New Mexico, Just as
much IN the one case as Ia the other rather think that
naon have been able % cose as . the state q The
country, that there will be about good prospect OF
portion q Texas until /, oil and formed into State
- useless 70 the ground travelled 80 oen 20
ss DAP Ss S'y H0ss and
do not myself believe thatit 10 country where
On q o@as o. se thar + he
large portion Of the territory acquired from Mexico n
know thar slavery 20 into the mines, and that might
therefore, be an induesment bat unless mines are dlscov
the possession q Texas Or New Me xco'
Suppose. that Congress pegects ts duty and
New Mexico follow the lead q csfornia from sais
As, % which she and large party IN this country claim
le for her And, II that case, what viii become q the
aoanss The senate b sn as 4 q s Texas and
slavery 10 900 square miles Of New Mexican territory
and say they'll complete the enormity Texas y to
csive the United States treasury millions Of
dollars for TO take 80 e !" we know .oo
shadow q uae e The srftoly q which COMPENSATION y
pIoposeT 70 BE- syen Now While We believe II The perfect
naciy regard her is worthless and, by way com
ses, io consideration the arrangement in the bin, We
should however have been glad and hope yet g see the
extended the 5Ah deg, 10 take IN all the
lied portion Of Texas.
Macon" says tho South comedies everything and gets
nothing This respectfully contest We get new renie-
dies for the OF ugtve slaves, which we believe
will be mnch efficient We obtain the
of principle for which the South has strenuonsly
commended, viz. Republication ofhe Wmo Provso
me remaining territories and an Introduction g the terrific
rial Of the power of passing UGH restriction
on the right OF introducing slaves
We're things such could desire them, we night
with Macon," contend Tor the extreme right, Butous
experiences satisfies that extreme will not be
sustained BY the people OF the South who seek this
harassng question setled We refer the apathy Of The
people on the Nashville Convention and respectfully refer
" Macon" % the small meeting Of some thirty n Pc
ersburg, majority OF which, though appealed 10 by his
eloqsnce refused sanction that for the
Consultation OF southern the course they should
pursue We take things find them and. with view
@ th-tne interest oflhe South we regard IL we acqu
esce in the Senate BILL whose defeat believe, will sure
y deprive he South Of rights than It's
We are sincere in beef; but should we 30 mistaken
Will be ready to How IN any path which the
united South may point We all have the object
in view. and would be criminal as would be absurd
10 fall out, when united counsels important The
struggle Washington last much longer and If the
question be not adjusted Vginia will know where to find
us. Ns85 &81A
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The relations between Texas and New Mexico de-
mand the immediate attention Of Congress They are al
points with each other and one can tell how soon
the fame OF civil war may break FORTH and The blood OF
our fellow citizens may be shed by each others hands
Even the President himself told Congress on Monday
have now that information has been recently
received that certain Robert j. Neighbors styling him
sell commissioner o. iexas mas proceeded 70 santa re-
The authority or Texas Whh have no eower TO- decide
% ! " s a"a no
the possession OF the Territory which appears Mr.
United States from Mexico, and has been hed BY the
uned States and u my opinion ought 50 % yemain un
pecnt authority Meanwhile. think there is no reason
for apprehendng that Texas Will practically Interfere with
the possession OF the United States.
A most sagacous conclusion, indeed But what says
the Western Texan Saa Antonio de Bexar) OF the 23d
Maya Here is New Mexico threatened, with hostiIies
the part OF her neghbos and with attack from the
Indians in front:
PRcN III P.so Lieut. Mcnhn arrived in this place on
Monday with tram OF four wagons and thirty direct
from Fl Paso del Norte The trip made in twenty
Tue road Is IN me condition, and difficulties
counersd IN making tbs ijurney The Town Of III Psso
And .s post 90 Vas s,as o. 'ss rye, pss,s but i,le
there during the last year. have left Tor Caiouis No
g. Mss, Nsshs s o.
Of the lower counties, bat opposiion
tsred, and .H more approximately an ne organisations Of
Santa Ne Mlny me Hafivs Mem Msricaus hare an H.
aHip,oug fveards the Itraa popnafioa--the more
ignorant conlonndng them with the lnans and the more
intelligent that rebaton, houg long delayed NAV
yet their erueie towards Itran pisoatrs lsi0
The aud okgoTers dislike give mp Tho In
stision % onage NO iseace has received either
fapW against ne 1traa orgam1aioa The part OF
The Urffed States officers il Santa F. Governor Armiio
who, Il viii be rscoected, played conspicuous part in
the tragedies OF the Santa 70 expedition. ne BY the
orelock and removed with hts properly enough wilhont
reaon) Chihuahua, earng doubt THAI he would lust.
" suet, shooldahe Texan supremacy be maintained
the Chihuahsns, true 70 The Mexican character, seeing
him ia Distress selzed his property the prelext he
had shown sufficient energy aud zsa the projection OF
the country when General Keany took possession Of IL
VA 1873 and hs has made choice OF evils. d
tuned 20 Sania Fc 7hswa0s country the other side Of
rtvs = ~ state Of msuy from the sasd dsDasfafions
There i one feature in the Presidents plan which.
repeat ought never 10 escape the eye Of solihron
rather an enlightened American who is devoted to the
constitution 81 his country The President proposes
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We have received copy OF the Address which was
issued by the Nashville Convention, and we shall pub
sh il in our columns as soon as possible. When we
do so, shall beg leave to crcise Of its state
ments. In the time. we cannot refrain from ex-
pressing regret that il does not do justice those
northern who have sustained the rights Of the South,
aud that it does infct justice those southern
who have countenanced and abetted the dangerous pu
poses of northern fanaticism-the who shouted with
delight when Ford overthrow Weller in Ohio, and John
ston triumphed over Longstreth in Pennsylvania.
The South has suffered grievously by the outrageous
attacks Of the northern fanatics and the political free
sellers, and the address expataes with great force upon
these abuses but is rather unfortunate in the remedies
it proposes
great portion of the Address is devoted 10 an attack
upon the plan OF Adjustment proposed by the Committee
of Thirteen. But il says nothing OF the other plan
the plan OF the President Blows are aimed at those who
sustain the Adjustment, but not word Of reproach is
used towards those who support the recommendations Of
the California message Surely the Address not penned
by one who sustained the election Of Willard Fillmore
But furher We beg leave say that the Address does
not fairly set forth the features of the proposed Adjust
In the first place, it represents Congress
ionng the Wilmot Proviso X il should, in accordance
with the Adjustment admit California with her present
constitution; and argument is presented which, IL
true and enabe, would justify Congress in looking into
the constitution OF Slate. to what disposition
is made Of slavery. We protest against this In the
second place, the Address oges 10 mention that the Adj
justment proposes TO give territorial governments TO Utah
and New Mexico without the Wilmot Proviso. In doing
this, the Address omts the great principle which has
been at issue for two years In the third place. the Ad
dress denounces the Adjustment because il proposes TO
permit fugitive slave to test the question OF slavery
before jury in the State from which be fed Surely
the members Of the Nashville Convention must have
known that by the laws OF Virginia (f not Of all the
other slave States) any slave in the Commonwealth,
whether fugitive or not can at any time claim his
freedom by suit IN lorna pauperi and have the issue
tried by jury. The Adjustment gives no more than
this