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w stop TO question: HunteriAn Dsper..ry NUM-
her THREE division street. established A. T. Is5 BY
Hunter who from an experiences tina, seldom falls 20
he iot o. any one physician 10 enabled TO perfect
and lasting cure In and In all This tho ear
place In this city where his great remedy Hunters Rod
Drop, can be obtained medicine known fail
curing the very worst forms o. dsesgo Of prvss na.uz
The Dspensary B so that the calling will
soc no one but the doctor himself who ktsnd
snee In his private ready and willing give rolled
10 ALI who give him call Hundreds OF eertiioses
voluntarily given o. cures al afflicted invited 20
Mediate Application 10 DOCTOR HUNTER, whose high
professional celebrity rcspsoabty and integrity Of
raeter challenge the scrutiny; .
guarantee to the patient a. thorough honorsbe
Treatment, Price This great remedy e.nnot b h,e T.
Boston genuine. N ID. The Doctor has hand
srgsst and mo tvslua assortment % trusses IN Nsv
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nR DE- LANEY, AUTHOR or TsE PRIVATE xypT-

~ cal Guide" sc, re consulted on all eipes ~
delicate nature diseases e. the shin, msnhoods debs,
impedimerts 20 marriage and diseases 81 mates Tnssd
OF h0ll@w selaudaton the Author
no proot Of bis superior skill before the nost
references both and country. Recent
in day. BY bis entirely method Patients ~
required. attended 81 their resdeucs The poor g.is
Treatment. alec By letter in EpElth, Freach German
ohee lspenard street. some steps from Broadway and
Canal street
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment Of dsease Diseases
and All the Kindred afecons-iustrated by great
Der OF beautifully oolored plates large e b. Homer
Bostwick Nd. lecturer and diseases Of Tie
edition price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical And
Surgical Journal 80 1t said feArlessy be equal
sieords Actions works the family Of dsssss
And far superior 70 Of the kind publshsd n
this country Author Of The Family Physician; prt~0
cents Anths. Of work on "self-ahuse and II: ds-
price For sale AZ the publishers sTRINGER TOWN
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DR RALPH. AUTHOR or THE "p

nR RALPH. AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRr-
- wate Treatise" e-Ohics hours TO IA - 20 p
NJ fsunday ercttedD No. s. Greenwich street Prom ths
uncommon medical advantages thu suthor
tins brteaty he has ample for staag thst
se ctrtnn diseases OF their eobe1uences cell the
deplorsbe tfeos resulting from early habits
can nure such certain. cafe and radical cures
obtained from No other In Americ, Those
IN TIE earlier stages will he surprised at the
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ExrsEsss, LISEIoR cnAeEEs pIRESrSaE Nzx


WArTs's NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.-THK FAME or
W this Cordial the ladies that
ever was discovered for their peculiar disessss nearly al
arise from weakness Of the system which
distely rectfos and health strength
light and heat from the 81 bottle 80 per dozsa.
l02 Nassau street,
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~ have contracted diseases "Cura ut voieas" that ia
Take Of thy health hate devoted many ye.ra ms
profession and hsve trested successfully thouands Of pa
uents. Those who wish 20 consult those complaints
can do 90 ttree o. charged from A. r. ~ Sundays
excepted fyou value your health you will avoid those
knaNes who bblushngy tell you That
you, aud that their enc Had u medicine Is all
for disease In all FORMS Persons whose health
hae been ruined BY those esosts call upoa daily M
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HE. MORRISON ~ CONSULTED coswIDgNrtaLLY
on certsn dieases which he treats without mercury.
ktcnt eases cured in few dsys Thirty practice
enables him 70 cure debility ne from scif sbuse.
See he London tiplom. In HE private ooa 94k ruton
n. Mo fee TIL cured.
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RUDO of. ks,ovs tor Ne surs y priysss discrasrt
speedy cure wihous ths lssss restrictions sdsa
dtrs exposure or change In application 70 business rs
proprietor ehalnrea sirgis .hah The misturs vih
oot erTe nader the forfeiture ~ i've hundred iosrs ~
W ~ sss'le. viii fuli directions. ose ssang
hlf9, la2 Rros5vtv; ins Bs ysrs greet Nav vorsl
Orleans
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NOTE TILL CURsD.-OR. HuRPpY HAs RGHoy "A
70 NO ~ soefevet street, near Chatham, where he
hoerly consulted on 81 dseaHec Recent oAsss be
vtheys ms5cury IN 80 Z four days with psrsslss ~
heston W. " viii forfeit ssIn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

be allowed to stand and be converted into 50
laudahle use
The cost OF forming It IN the first instance
must entirely depend upon the extent to which
my proposition Is carried out Should II be de-
caed FOR the building to stand, and he so appro-
priaied. calculation OF the cost could readily be
gwen.
have. however. thought il nigh, TO state what
| believe would be the annual outlay. IL the
whole were KEEP, IN hrsi-ra,e condition and con.
Sisnt repair. OF course less sum would be re-
qulrod II high standard was not aimed at and
this yesry sum might Ne obtained either by 4 ns-
tional grant, or by making the building itself
self supporting.
ANNUlL EXPENDITURE.
Labor. fuel. water. implements, gravel tor
walks, feeding and attendance to binds. and
general superintendent --------.------ Is,W
Besides the above. constant painting and re.
newal would be required for this reserved
fund should be provided. and BY which the
building might De renewed forever f.cO
Making total off, flsop
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
The Gardiner Claim.
To the EGit0r Of The Union
WASHINGTON, SATURDAY., July


WASHINGTON, Saturday July Il, 1851
SIR: | hope YOU will, through your pa
per allow the earliest opportunity that can be af-
iorded 20 me- my return 10 this CITY to contradc
the unfounded and SanderOuS reports which have
been circulated during the temporary absence OF my
brother Dr. G. A. Gardiner, IN relation 10 the award
made IN his favor BY the Board of Commissioners I'M
der the treaty with Mexico.
II has been alleged that Mr.. Port had tated that
nv brother has confessed declared that he had OBJ
tanned his award by false or forged evidence. MI
Port-Hho Is now in this clty-utterly and lndlg-
nanty denies this allegation, as Will be seen nom
the following letter addressed by him to me, and
which | received on my arrival here, and OF Whch
ei'N NEw-YoRg. July 8, 1851.
"DF,R SIR | have ust returned from the country.
where have passed few days IN pleasure e,cnrsl9n
and great has been surprise on learning through
friend what has been published III the newspapers III
reference TO your brother ca anu CONDENSATION ou
nk M duty to declare you, without any loss OF
time that everything asserted as coming from ne Is BNSt
FAsEHooD and any person of common sense can easily
perceive because who could suppose your Dothe cad
he of making ne disclosure uniayoabe to MS repnta
tion and person As regards myself fam incapable o
suppong things 10 mIure my fellow men, and mach es-
would do with persons whom esteem and VINO honot
me with Their friendship With his assurance you are at
liberty % make any you deem proper OF th letter
1n, ,l Sc j. A. PORT.
I'll CARLOS GARDNER Esq Washington City
Any statements or specuiations preJudclal to my
brothers reputation. to the validity OF his claln
NAV be very soon and very easily contradlced or ex
planned. - .
While court a full investigation OF the subject IN
behalf of my brother may also hope the puohe "ih
give no credence to sanderouS and idle reports IN re-
gard 10 hun NV brother Will return IN few weeks
from Europe. where he has gone on snort VISIT
and will have doubt, be prepared to protect ms
reputation. however or by whomsoeYeraSsalled
Very respectfully. your obcdIent servant,
J. CARLOS GARDINER.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
Appointments by the Governor and Senate.

NoTARIES PUPLIC.-July y, lS3l.-CHE
Of Ne,r- York-John dickson, Jr Paschal w Tumey,
Lucius Pitkin, jeremiah Dodge. Jr., John ii White,
Thomas Stewart Richard F. PariSen, john i Hon
man J. Grenvic Kane. John ChetwoOd, Jr., William
A Woodward. Nicholas IIaight. Henry W Genet J.
Mansfield Davies John Nelson Louis J. WadsWoflh,
Walter G. T. Jones. William I'll. Brown, Charles
McKinstry, Charles Tracy Charles {, Mott, Edward
f De Larcey. Horace VI Ruggles, Gabriel l.. Lewis,
William : Mledoller, Allen Washington, Theodore
; Draper, Stephen ID. Van Setback.
orange Co.-Gibert w Roe, of Chester
kines-LeDbeus Chapman, oi Brooklyn
ysffrson-George l. Woodruff, Of WATERFOWL
Oneida-Francls II Thomas, Gilbert Case, OF Rome
CheHuag-Peter keyser. OF Havana.
Nonroe-Harrson J. Fairchild, of Rochester.
COMMISSIONER or L. :. DEPosirE FUND LoAN-Na-
thaniel Jarvis Jr ,,.,,
NorARIEs PuBLIc-July i0.-EeRssf 'aer.-W lllard
Cav Troy Tracy Taylor. do
INSPECTORS OF FIRST NORTHERN TURNPIKE RoAp
-Rf7,sselaer-Lucius VI. Cooley, lloosc Daniel
Fish Pitts'own Isaac Miller, ScaghtIcoke.
TRUSTEES or AsYLrM FOR lDi9rsIJ9hn n,tIi I. spen-
GER Albany William l.. Marcy do William lngra-
ham KID. DO. Franklin Townsend. DO James IL.
Titus New-NOrk
CoyvrssroNER OF L. :. DEPosirE FuND-Ls"ls-
AlanSon H. Barnes, MartlnSburgh.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
NOTICE.-Public no.

~ tee hereby gwen 30 the owner or owners cnnpsM
cr OCCUPANTS of ali Houses and Lots improved or unn
proved Lands asced thereby that the following Asses
menrS have been completed BY he AsScssors and are
oC yed IN the ofcs OF the Brcau Assessments Tor exam
insrcn Nv all persons interested VIZ For BUILDING
SEW FR m WARREN ami GRkENWlCH-STREETS.
from tie Sewer Murray-street. through Greenwich
snd NaIen-steets, to pOnt ~ feel from the west
ery line OF Chapel street or College place The limits
embraced by such Assessment include all the several
Houses and Lots OF Ground, vacant Lots plecsS and
parcels Of Land situated on both SIDES OF Greenwich
sides Of Warren-stgcet between Cole ge-place and
Greenv .ch street Al poTSOns whose interests are al
feced By the above named Assessments and Who are
posed the either Of them requested 10
their objections writing to the undersigned at their
Office. No Hall of Records within thirty days frcn the
date OF this notceoce. Bureau Of Assessments Street
Department. July u. lsol
SAMUEL II DE MOTT,
wig ISAAC WM. SMITH,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
News FROM TExAs.-The Bonhan Fan

NEWS fkOh L EAAS-- lt DOUfuW II dii-
min Coz 4drertser has been received, and We ob-
tain from it some further particulars Of the cleo
tion canvass, which is going Oh with great yIgor
VIM. B. Ochlliree (Whig) Is still running for
Congress IL the East (Kautman'S) District. and
is opposed by three or four LocoS. The claims
of five or six other Locos were submitted 10 a
District Conventlon-Scurry had 2i Evans g.
Mosely 6. 1, was resolved by the friends of the
candidates whose claims We're presented. that
Richardson Scury be declared the nominee
which, after many threats of boiling, was agreed
TO. An address is to be issued to the voters urg
ing Scurry's election, but II Is questioned wheth
er he Will obtain many more votes than some OF
the Independent candidates, he is so little known
Judge Roberts, Col. Wallace and Gen Darnell
are among the candidates who refused to abide
the action of the Convention. for the reason. the
Bohrdr Herald says
The notice was short. and more than half the
Iountles IN the District were unrepresenied And.
In most instances where delegates were chosen. II
was the work OF a dozen or So al each County Site,
and Will iail 10 give Scuy the prestige OF regular
nomination. SO, instead OF match, are 10 have
a Scr1,b Tace-whlch, after all, is very good fun"
"A letter is published from Hon c II Donald
son peremptorlly declining 10 enter the canvass
leaving his friends free TO act, and urging con-
cliatory course"
Messrs. Epperson. Bell, Johnson and several
others, are all candidates for Governor The
Convention III the Eastern District Is the only
nominating meeting that was held during the
can paign Party tactics are not much observed
in Texas
Dispatch from New-Oreans, July II. we
APPEND, giving the particulars OF the late storm
The late storm the coast OF Texas dld an iui-
monse amour, OF damage A great many buildings
sNept away.-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
GEoRGIA.-Hon. MARSHALL J. WE'LL

BORN, who has heretofore been spoken OF as the
Secession candidate for Congress for reelection
in the lid District, has given in his adhesion
to the Union party. He says:
"The late census shows increase during the
last ten years Of slave population IN every border
Slave State even, except Maryland She has fallen
of only five hundred III round numbers IL SHOWS,
too. comparatively greater increase OF the native
white population IN the SlayehOldlng than IN the
Non-slaye holding States If my information De cor
rect. | assume, too, whatever Others may say OF
the non-exccUtlon OF the Fugitive Slave bil that
the existence of tins bill strengthens the tenure and
value OF slave property III the border States con-
tanning II. The States of the South. IN COM
mon with the States of other sections, are rap
idly growing in all the diversified forms OF
wealth. power and improvement. In the Union,
however pressed, slavery holds the right 10 the pro-
lection OF all the States, with associated interest
of the whole III the profits of IT'S labor-and, II depry-
ed of this by injustice and folly II has at least the at
vantage IN the Union, of its own union. Torn into
parts IL begins In DIVISION and chaos and trusts It's
important and delicate future adjustments to the gull
dance of chance. Passion proverbally blind. may
now cry "give me my rights, weighing Its rights
In It's own prejudiced and undiStingulshng scales
and drag State or the South, over aprecplce but
passion, and It may be added, panic, may prove a
very unsafe counsellor IN affairs OF such moment as
are those under consideration. Their handiwOrk Is
seen III running, not III ruling.
Should Georgia and Alabama continue 10 decllne
secession for themselves they Will not by false dis
play OF sympathy invite confederate 10 thrust Sc
ceSsion upon them. We may conjecture, therefore.
may We not that they Will be careless to make up
maortes. IN the present crisis OF the public affairs,
on thetemptlng assertion othe night OF fseparae
secession. They contain no enemies, We must pre-
sume to sister cOnfederates identified with them IN
common wrongs, common perls and common for
tunes. but with snglemlndedness, Will be candid TO
all, and consistent with themselves.
Go on, then. with your meetings and With your
organzations-rendered most unfortunately neces-
sary. While you serve the Constitution and the
Union, you viii be engaged IN the nobleSt service
political freeman can render the people of these
States themselves or the world The destruction Of
the one involves with II that of the other snd with
them both 90 down, If go they do the securities II
not the sources of our power wealth, peace and po-
htica name In the two blended We have a known
path OF prosperity and honor. Let us not isnoby or
prematurely abandon them.
Very respectfully, your obedient seryt
NJ WELLBoRN"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
VashinQtou Items /.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July Is
r,o p.-,,b,c states that long conferences were
az ,seeh al the State Department between the
pl,isb Minister the Nicaraguan Minister, and the
Dharn NJ Costa Rica on several Nlcaraguan sub
iec;s After full interchange OF opinions; 1t was
J1ht hest 10 wait few weeks for the authorities
bicb The Nicaraguan Minister expects to receive
Further proceedings with Mexlco respecting Te-
bnanteuec are not expected to take place before
January next -, =. L..
Hon Daniel Webster and family left here to-day
Tor AnnaDOllS.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
PolsoNEp BY EATING GREENs.-Three

Poisoned BY EATING GREENS.
Persons. whose names We have not ascertained re-
sidng at the South part Of the city, in Pkestreet
were poisoned on Friday last BY eating some noaious
weed supposed 10 DC nen5ane, which had been gath
saken for dinner They were all taken violently sick
Immediately after eating. and one OF them has since
Cied the other two renamed very sick from the ei-
iects OF the poison, IN ,o late hour last evening,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
CITY ITEMS.


u The L. s Mail steamship Marion.
Capt Berry, arrived yesterday from Charleston,
whence she sailed on Saturday afternoon. l2.h inst
We are indebted 20 Capt Berry and our friends of
the cAnrlss;on Courier and Mercury for late southern
papers.
The steamship FLORIDA. from Sayanaah also AZ
ryed yesterday morning
REMOVING L. : sTEAMsR MlssouRI.-
The clipper brig Chaisworth. Capt. jordan. sailed
from Baltimore on Saturiayio Gibraltar with the fol-
loving list OF passengers John T. Gowen, of Boston.
contractor for removing the late L. :. steamer Mis-
sour from The harbOr of Gibraltar Mrs. John f.
Gowen. OF Boston James B Rob5. Esq OF Boston.
bearer Of dispatches 20 the Mediterranean IL II.
Chaffin and VI. l.. Converse, OF Worcester. Mass,
and SIX divers to assist IN the work
UNITED STATES DIsTRIcr COURT.-This
Court did not sit yesterday. 1t Will probably open
and decide on some questions to-day
SUIT FOR LIBEL.-EduR Forrest against
Nathl P Wiihs-Mr F. as a citizen of Pennsylya-
MIA, has entered in the t. District Court suit for
libel against Mr. w, the damages laid at $4,000
Nj W.waS served with notice of the suit which he IN
dorsed for his appearance. The alleged hbe Is con-
tanned in the long editorial article signed by Mr. W.
the Home Journal of April g. 1880 which article. n
sand. led 70 the personal attack upon him by Mr
F, causing the late suit for assault and battery
ACCIDENTS afternoon a man
named Patrick Degan. while employed IN the cellar
OF Stewards building IN Duane-st., was seriously IN
ured by large beam falling upon HIM. He was con-
veved to the New-Yerk Hospital.
A little boy named William Martin was badly
burned at FIRE which occurred Monday afternoon IN
Mott-si. Damage by fire trifng
RuN OvER.-A child five years old was
was run over in Bcecker-st. Monday by stage.
and considerably injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
The Alabama at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday. July IS.
The steamer Alabama, Capt Ludlow, from New
YORK reached here In CA hours from wharf to wharf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

~ The Courier q Enquirer " deliberate
" and advisedly rearms the statement OF It's tele-
graphic correspondent. VIZ: "That Mr.. Webster ten
d,red his resignation Secretary OF State to Presi-
dent Fillmore :" while it admits the literal truth of all
that the National Inteigencer has SAID the subject
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
The Packet Ship Daniel Webster.

BOsTON, uts1ay, July 10.
The packet ship Daniel Webster sailed at n9on onto. to.
dav for IjyerDool with 1903 passengers, and freight
valued at near Sl00,0O0.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

PENNsYLvANIA-H Hon. DANIEL AGNEw of
Beaver Co has been appointed President Judge
Of the Seventeenth Judicial District Beaver
Butler, Mercer and Lawrence Countles) by Gov
Johnston, vice John Bredin, deceasee. He is the
candidate of the Wings of the District.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

~ Of Records.--Corporaiipn Notice Public noucs y
hereh ysn that the following resolution has been adopted
by the Common Council Resolved That Per No 80 East
Eyer foot Of CatherHe-street, be WIDENED 50 as 70
The sane 10 feet vide and rebuilt and extended to s
ereror line under tho direction of the street Commssion
or and that the Street Commissioner give the no'es TO-
sad per 10 unite with the Mayor Aldermen aud Common
aLty IN making the said widening rebuilding and eftensn
and in case of neglect Of the SAID proprsor ~ unite Nh
the sad Mayor Aldermen and Comm0naly ana 70 conIfi
bute their respective proportions II the expense of te sa
widening rebuilding and extending the same shall De oJhs
nv the Street Commissioner account o the sad prope
tors and the expense thereof taken from the
for books and Sins Trust Account" Adopfed p thS
Board Of ant Aldermen June 1881 Adopted " ths
Hoard Of Aldermen June 4. 1851 Approved " the Mayo
june 49, 1851. JOHN L DODGE, street Coi"mi'A'O"e'
isigGW
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

~ Gov. HuNr left Albany on Monday
Acssr s WIN nus family, N the New-Word. Sap.'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

The FIeuge IS iloaling extensively among
our Southern exchanges.
To give our readers a clearer view of the
party which the Nlce-PreSident OF the United
States Col King has recently loined. we pub
lsh series of resolutions adopted by his friends
in the Ivlh Qnge's) Congressional District as the
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

~ notice IS hereby given the owner owners.
pant occupants o all Houses and Lots improved or
improved Lands Affected thereby that the following As
sessmeuts have been completed by the Assessors aud
Looked the office Of the Bureau of Assessments for
animation. hy all persons interested, VIZ For BUILDING
aSEWER IN pJ ANE STREET from the Sewer IN West
Broadw Hudson-S The limits embraced by such As
sessment include all the several Houses and Lots Of ground
vacant Lots pieces and parcels OF Land situated both
sides Duanct from West Broadw 20 Hudson street
on the eaS,erv side OF Hudson-Sreet from Reside "a
Duane-S, and on the westerly sde Of West Broadway
trom Reade to Duare-st All persons whose interests
are affected hv the above named Assessments. aud who
are opposed the same either of them requested
to present their ohectous, writing to the undersigned
al their Office No Halls uf Records, within thirty days
from the date of this notice. Office, Bureau cf Assess
ments street Department. Jgly 70, 1851
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
yi2 lot ISAAC WM. SMITH,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
AQUEDuCT DEPART
NROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

EROTON AQU EDUCT DEPART
~ MENT-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals.
ndoised Proposal for building Sewer IN Tenth av be-
tween 42d and will he received at the ofce 90 the
Croton Aqueduct Department. (kotnnda. Parkg untii
TUESDAY the 22d day Of July 1851. at o'clock M 70
bulld SEWER with the necessary receiving basins ana
culyens IN TENTHAVENUE. from Al 10 10th 81, beng
IN length go feet The plan OF the Sewer ana pe
cIcons for the building of the and all other inio
nation relating thereto. can be obtained on aPpcsi 70
the Contract Clerk, n this Office New YORK Ju ~ 1911
~ NICHOLAS DEAN,
v,o,o, p,exident of the croton Aaucduct Department
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4, Hall

dnaBce i0r Licensing and Regulating a's anu ~ ~,
uen DryldeS thai al licenses - public taftneh sha.-
ue oa the last day of October each year ana nt W
reuswed by the Mayor iOf succeeding rear u a,p'sa
b. made therefor prior - he ekpfailOh Wsie"i' .
time as may b. appointed by the Dlay0s -. 4, ..,.,.
Due notice VII b. " the days SCI a&aa, & -. - ,s,
ing such licensing, commencing probably aDOu' VIC ''
of September - ., .,.. o,dt,ance on No.
Caltmsn wll be furnished VIII ,he nsy oi1nss ,a ssI
BY order Of ths Mayor, on, r,r., u,n.haI
IA AshkK IAIIVh' ~.