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THE REPUBLIC.
PROPOSALS. FOR TIMBER, &C.. FOR
ERIE AND DUNKIRK.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU CoRps ToPoGRAPHIoAL EsaIsEERs,
.... December 3, 1882
PROPOSALS will be received up to and includ-
L ing the 10th day Of February next for the fol-
lowing articles required at Erie, Pennsylvania:
Oak Timber.
l73 pieces each 80 feet long, hewed timber IL by
l2o pieces, each 20 feet long, hewed or sawed, 6
3l3 pieces, each 10 feet long, hewed or sawed,
6byl0
So pieces, each IA feet long, hewed or sawed.
6by 10
1868 piles "a feet long, to square IL at the big end
whether hewed sawed will be stated in the
proposal)
Cucumber or Black Ash, hewed or sawed to be
stated in the proposal:
$50 pieces, 80 feet long. IL by IL
Ia do Is do IL by IL
632 do Is do Shy 8
ITO do IA do by 10
Hemlock, hewed or sawed, to be stated in the
proposal:
40 pieces. 80 feet long. Il 10
81 do Is do IL by IL
GOA do 20 do Shy 8
$50 do 80 do IL by IL, sawed on 3 sides
Iron.
sS lbs inch Sa round do iron pieces is and
Stone.
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DLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD can
l. be obtained for several gentlemen, on Seventh
street over the office of the National Era.
Nov 2O-tf
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II ORSE-sHoE ROBINSON, AND SWALLOW
IL CARN.-By Hon. John p. Kennedy; new
illustrated editions.
For Gale in Washington by
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Dec Booksellers, near Ninth street
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TLoAKs, MANTILLAS, sHAWLs, &c The
" Subscribers have this day received from New
York full assortment Of the latest styles of Ladies'
Winter Wrappngs, such
French embroidered Velvet Mantias, with cuffs
Do do do do hood and cuffs
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Plain coored and black Velvet Mantillas
Cloth Cloaks, embroidered and plain
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Rich Cashmere Long Shawls
Do do Square do
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Rich embroidered White Grape Shaws
Very rich plain White Grape do
Do do Crimson do do
Do Cashmere Shoulder Scarfs
Do Embroidered Thibet Neck ties
Black Thibet Shawis, for mourning
Misscs' Plaid Bay State Shawls, &c.
The above goods have been selected with great
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styles. Ladies no prefer 10 have their Wrap
pings made up will find in our stock every variety
Of colored and black wide Lyons Velvcts. conred
Cloths. Silks, Thihet Merines, French Sack Elan
nels, &c Together with every other article in
line ada pied TO the con; oil of which will be
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the adjacent cities respectfully invited TO call
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Il THE SAFE AND COMniO-
zzessa ~ dious steamer COLUMBIA, Cap.
sSssizf Hsssasska1H tain HARPER, having recently
been placed in first rate order, will resume her
trips between Baltimore and this District on SAT-
URDAY, the lst March, leaving Commerce street
wharf, Baltimore, at O'Clock in the afternoon
and at the same hour on every succeeding Satur.
day during the season; and returning, will leave
Riicy's wharf, Washin gton, at O'Clock, and Al.
exandra at O'Clock every WEDNESDAY morn
ing, touching at the different landings on the Pc
tomac river, as usual.
For freight passage apply to the Captain on
board, or TO the following agents:
CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Bait
J. J. WHEAT & BRO, Alexandria
E. PICKREL 81 CO., Georgetown
THOMAS b. RILEY, Washington.
Feb 2S-tf
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
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Hours OF departure for this week Leave the foot of
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O'Clock. Leave the foot of Seventh street, Wash.
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Dec l3-Iw JAMES GUY, Captain.
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IIATS AND CAPS, HATS AND CAPS, OF
II EVERY STYLE, QUALITY, AND
PR1CE.-A large, fashionable, and complete as
sortment now hand and for sale cheap. for cash,
at CHARLES II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen Furnishing Estab-
llshment, Pa. av. near Four and-a half street.
Dec 4-eod2wif GUniupl
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T ANMAN'S PRIVATE LIFE OF DANIEL
- WEBSTER; volume, with five engrav
ings. Price rs cents.
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ture. journal Of Commerce
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ter, of Pa, P. Whipplc,
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NEW SILKS AND DRESS MATERIALS
~ GENERALLY The subscribe have just
received the following, to which they respectfully
invite the attention OF citizens and sojourners, viz
- pieces very rich brocade Silks
25 do elegant Brocades for evening
II do rich plain rept Silks, all colors
IL do rich plain Poult de Sole, for eveaing
20 do rich figured Pouit de Sole
10 do rich black figured Silks
Is do plain black Gro de Rhine
Is do colored and black watered Silks
~ do elegant Lyons Velvets, all coors
so do extra fine French Merinos, do
10 do do Cashmere d'Ecosse
80 do do Mousselines de LANES
10 do rich plaid raw Silks
10 do do French Merinos, for misses
dresses.
altogether with full assortment of Mourning
Dress Goods.
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VNTOMAN'S RECORD; or Sketches Of all Dis
w tinguished Women, from "the beginning"
till 1850. BY Mrs. Hale; with $50 portraits.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Dec 9 Bookstore, near 9th st.
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pAPP'S NICgE GOLD PENS, patented 1852,
IL embracing all the properties 10 the quill pen.
with the durability Of the metal. Recomme nd ed
by many well known citizens OF Washington For
sale at the agency,
TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
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.oPPIy %
EDWARD X. COLLINS &CO
,,oNooo y, allstreet,N Y.
Snowy, SHIPLEY co,
Liverpool.
E. ROBERTS & CO.,
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cious stones, or metals, unless bills of lading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. hsc
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tRENCH BOOKS.-Just opened, several cases
l. OF FrcnC Books, various, embracing standard
authors IN History, Bellies Lettres, and Practical
Science aieo come few entirely new publications.
many Of them in fine library bindings
Imported direct from Paris, by
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PHILADELPHIA AGAINST THE WORLD
For Elegant and Cheap Magazines.

Club together, and get The pery best reading
for tae long Winter Eussings, at the Terry
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This beautiful work Of art presents many new
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SMILES Of Observation-Disclosures numbering if
yare executed in the highest style of excellence.
The literary department Of the work, contributed
by some of the most eminent writer's Of the coun-
try, exhibits glances of the domestic retreats of
American authorship, accompanied with anecdotal
incidents in their literary history. Novsl5
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DEEBE'S FASHIONABLE NEW YORK
ID HATS, WINTER STYLES.-I am regu-
larly receiving fresh from the mandatory, with
other new and beautiful styles OF my own getting
up; large assortment always on hand, at the
lowest cash prices, at
CHARLES H LANES
Hat, Cap, aud G en- tlemen's Furnishing Estab-
lishment, Pa av. near Four and a. half street.
Dec 4-eod2wif TUnion1
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CENTLEMEN's UNDER GARMENTS for
" Winter, Of Silk, Cashmere, Merino, Lambs
pooi, Flannel, astoria Fur, Cotton, (nen and
plain. IA large assortment now on hand, which
will be sold very cheap. for cash, at
CHARLES II. LANES
Hat Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Estab-
lishment, Pa near Four and a. half street.
Dec 4-eod2wif [Unonl
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TIE NEW YORK a LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Ibe ships comprising this line are
The PACIFIC ......, Cant No.
The ARCTIC ............ Capt Luce
The BALriC....,.,,,.C Cant ComstocL
me AphlAliC. ....... Capt. Grafton.
.-.-E1aSs& THESE ships having been built by
NS~E.W contract expressly for Government
sxz-.>zazz1 service, every care has been taken in
their construction, and in their engines to ensure
strength and speed; and their accommodations for
fort. ~
Prlce OF passage from New York to Liverpool in
hrst cabin, Sl20. Exclusive use of extra size
state rooms, $500; in second cabins, $40 From
Liverpool to New York, ESQ and EGO
An experienced surgeon is attached to eac b shin
NO berth can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF sAIIIse.
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TSNHACK ERAY'S "SHABBY GENTEEL
i STORY."-Pleasure Books for Children.
Pleasures Of the Country--Stories for Young
People
Tolons Elementary Spanish Reader and Trans
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For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.


Az the hour appointed the opening Of the Court the
aors in attendance, with tc sealed rcidct) pune
uay Mr.. Forrest and HIS counsel with several friends
present Lastly came in Mis- Forrest learing on the
Of her counsel but unattended oy any lady companion
She !ei ANXIOUS and paar than We had before seen her,
md took her usual seat, facing The jury.
The Clerk OF The Court cIlcd the names OF hs jury To
which the usual r.sponss given, and then asked tnt
Foreman :tcy had reed uplE ilc;r verdict hr Mecc
which ne gave the Chief Justice who proceeded to open and
ca the verdict which the Jurors had signed and sealed al
9o'cipck Saturday evening. l. was as follow:
Ei's! Has has not tne dsfendsn,, Edwin rorresl
since h marriage with the plaintiff, Catherine ~ Forrest,
committed adultery in the complaint In This action char-
gad2
liz EHa..
Second or were not tho s,Id plaintiff, and said de-
ientaTt both inhabitants ot this State al the ne Of the
commission oi said adultery BY the said defendant
They
Ihird-Was not, such adultery by the said cefen-
dant COMMITTED within thi. State
II
Fourth-Was or wa. not the said defendant r,,dent Of
the State OF New York at the time Of the commencement
of this action?
HEwAs
FY-lIas or has not, the plainti1 committed adultery
alleged against her, in the answer In this se'lea
she
Sarth-%as or was not the psinf res!den, Of this
State hs time Of the commencement, OF .hls scu3n
S.rea-Wes or was MOI: the plaintiff an ac,uni nhabi-
tan. Ct this Stair the Of The comn''ssti Oh snc
a..try ~ tn. defendant within Siae n:d n'' ut snr
commencement Of this action
Eighh-Wha, amount of allmony ought 10 be allowed te
The plliniifl
THREE THOUSAND DoItARs
the Jury say they hnd for the plaintiff on the whole
issue in the pcadaRs and that In II they find lr
the affirmative on the frs second, third fourth sixth ant
seventh questions fact specified In the order OF Dec. .
1850 am in the negative on te MIN question Oh TACT sPeet
he'd in said order.
And they find almony be allowed the plaintiff TO th
amount OF Three Thousand dollars per year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
kOSSUTH IN NEW YORK.

In the dissatisfied Of article in the y. Y. Timcs
the leading Intervention" 7nper in New York, have
encouraging sign that that great Empire State may be
carried off by popular excitement, into endorsement oil the
dangerous intcrven,ion' doctrines Of kossuth Not being
able agree upon the form OF tho resolutions the New York
State Assembly have appointed select committee rcporl
resolutions which will meet the spprobalion Of all Th!s
(says the Tmes is precisely the way make them ,corhy
The ppobaion Of The discussion already had shows
clearly enough hnt the only resolutions upon which all will
unite will be such amount 10 nothing al all. Some
OF the members fearful that they plunge the country
into Others think it exceedingly improper for legis
stve bodies In this country express any opinion about
such distractions liberty and despotism And 9TH
have become suddenly very aPprehensve that they shall
commit some ndiscretion-some improperly which may
give offence somebody across the Atlantic. Mike Walsh
from NJ York city, to have buried his naura and manly
sympahes under the fear that in expressing en he may
possibly be interfering with the business Of other people,
Under these circumstances it is very clear that resolutions
which will the views OF ALL will no, be worth passing
They could express any opinion upon any point. We
trust, therefore, that this effort will be Abandoned and that
vote may be had upon resolutions declaring the position Of
this State upon the question which enisng tho atien
ton OF tho American people"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
RICHMOND ATHEN.EUM.

Other engagements prevented from reaching the Athc.
nnum until late hour on Saturday nieht-bu had The
pleasure OF hearing for hnhou. the conclusion of Judg,
John Rohersons Introductory Address Hi. theme ha,
knowedgeis power-and he illustrated its truth by original
deductions OF his fertile bain and by copous drafts
cient lore and modern history which the learned Judge
seemed have his fingers. ends The address adm
rnby received b. largo and bTila: anddnce-and one
beautiful allusion to kossuth called form applause.
We were glad TO see that the experiment OF dlsing In
formation BY OF Lectures the Ahcnnlm has
menccd under such favorable auspices The eccentric but
amiaoe ami able Judge has the ball notion In mos'
excellent s'yie-and the movement will be followed y four
ieetues' commencing tonight, from Mr. Cuyot of Cam.
oildge, scientific and learned gentleman. We sincerely
trust that tho enterprise may fully succeed The lecture
room is very large AMI handsomely furnished and lii up with
gasand all the arrangements do rrca, credit 10 the enter
pzing gentleman who have taken the matter in hand The
public should BY their presence and aid show their appre
citation Of tho laudabe taken to inform tine oube
mind and sso aud Of extending the blessing, of science
and knowledge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
For The Enquirer,
Ut FHt I1"1'tE'
TO TIE VOTERS OF LOUISA.


We are about 10 s1yn important problem IN ne
government al Virginia. under the cons:l'uo "tcu
Citizens with much greater degree o cirh Iioefy
than that enjoyed by them under the cid constitution" are
capabe Of conducting the affairs Of g-"ernmen to he!T L.
siiimate cnds7 This question: like all others 'eh''n. ~
government vii! havo 10 be decided 3y experience Oh
will be called upon 10 cast yoIr sutaats Tor some f@'
son as clerk OF your foa should be wacsui ana
rigant of those who aspire 10 any Office within yo'T si
and he only should receive the vote Of an Intelligent Ean
who combines with the necessary skill and ability inc: cn'
the office which he sceke, rcciitude oil principle ana '
flexible fidelity his trust To no office On these pr!nci-
rles apply with frce than 10 that OF clerk hn in
ry has been produced Ivy ignorance than by wil'nnesS
end every has an Interest IN the correctness ana
verify Of the records Of cous low great and naniou
injuries be told that may be inflicted upon nai'
viduas ani The community at large hy ignorant ciefS,
should our citizens be unfortunate I" eject such IL
long apprenticeship before familiar scqIan 'e
with The ni firsniar r"lrec; An'w'rdc: o ~
practice of III! us n:rc d"!its "n1 r s'''
ability necessary Tor the proper discharge OF me u"e
of Clerk can be acquired. 1t gives much pleasure IN
bringing before the voters OF Louisa Mr. David NJ tiune
candidate for the Office of Clerk in both OF our tour
in every respect thoroughly qlalned Tor Inc 'ce
he has served that long apprenticeship Tor Peoa VI
twenty years. he has faithfully discharged the dues o..
principal deputy clerk in both ol cnnfis; ana we h
il is full time that the good people Of L0oisl as tn'y
have it, for the first time, in their power should say 10 '
"comc up higher"
We have no hesitation in saying. that every one VINO
knows Mr.. Hunter will chee'uly bear the highest tcsto
ny his moral fitness and other qualifications Tor the oice
OF Clerk There is better qualitGd or more osse'
wing. Wlo do no, rest Mr. Hunters canls upon any
thing but his Qualifications yet il Is but truth 10 snf nat
his pccunary circumstances would be much heeleo as
is poor he should be elected We feel cnnhn that III pre-
senting Mr. David NJ Hunter candidate tJr lie olcc III
Clerk reflect the wishes of large majority of the people
of this county. We hope it will be the will and pleasure
the good people OF Louisa to elect him 10 the ONCE OF
Clerk Of their County and Circuit Courts
Macy VOTERS AT AND NEAR
LOUISA CoURT HOUSE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
EXECUTION or LAURENCE Riley AND HIRAM

hS
NEW YuRK JAS So Laurence Riley who il VIII cc re-
mcnberca murdered his wife and nloie at bronK'yn De-
Ing jealous Of the former, was hung IN the J''i !ilo al
Booklyn this morning He prnessed great Pe'l'cce ano
seemed fully prepared, io. his awful COON.
O;;u Gaza convicted OF the murder oi ms "' ~ pol
s,nnc hc, appointed be hung in the City PSon To-Day
has been .r-ped four weeks, by the Hosctn N s=-
onence rf Mlrga.c:ta his mistress ha"IEg c": heF
guilty. prcip.tiun in tie rifcr b s'a;in5 "+t -"fi
that i "a. herself who placed the poison - ''' 'sf
ut,ex m ,wu Ia t:cirzg with inensnn! pods 'i:t ''n
Grunz'g as we'll as s wife, rtonk OF The soup IN "hcn
the poison had been placed they were oolh down sck ana
vomiting
Margarc: aft rwais Gtunzi1 rcenied ol what enc
had DOME told him he poisoned ana applied remedies oi
his relief She took him Hobuken. for The purpose Z"
drinking new milk from the cow which size had teen Told
antioIe FOR the pniso Al one O'CLOCK yss'eaay
aferfn a.nare;ta statcd for Albany, by The Hudson
River Railroad 10, the express purpose oil obtaining hn IN
ter.icw with Gov. Hunt, and contessng her eu ~ ne
respite s the resul; Of her mission and ccnsss"n ne
whole aiiair WILL course. he fly investigated ne Il:
uni!o n!y declared his Innocence o The crime, eho Ills c
ii!cncc nc would ro: DC hung. 80 p,
dispatch from Bal;al, also announces that Hiram hnlI
erb.csa! was hung there todly for ihe murder oi :"
llaIkEer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
THE RiCi!MOED ENQUIRER.
PUBLISHED DAILY AMP SEMl.W WEEhLf,
~ WILLIAM =. THOMAS RlTChlE' 'h

U.r lc!tars am al te -. - NJ,
tas ipa sa"rei pc ol than one ye!. rMy.
Weekly ,o,a!s anEi.n G:! lrcs G"itte - ~ ,rI.
s,!. in advance. paid the ecs, r>H,'s3 D ~
y dnl,.s ~ The cn o The year. il; r,,t and
ny IucS his Office be rc!,''' 49,. N H.
Iblr Eark no.cs al ~ mo bdi"t-. 30. ~
tvs s.ns pad BY :s I' 1>'A. " al .,,Iace in
,,e1s,vc business. wi:ch itr",e. a. "t ~
~ TIE D.fN ENGuIRER:Fcl Ten 'ncs "t 'ess' is m
., ':v rec;s. uccc"dns As"rti"" sNe'!."
'''. -. threc Sc:S, ta!r!y
ven and aG. ctn;s -. ,.,,o. ;,r . - = ,;,. :,
aiius 49, atr.ri..ryu greater n;h-cAccI. '!t ~
G,a' ~: -r itH'doar.. ~
II THE SlMlH EkkLl Ten li:es OF iess. n's e'
80 r.,t>: ,carhc ccntnuance - teH!s.
5s accompanied Win tne ADVANCE "a!
~tt,s.,f;or, references " insure execution.
a. ar.< ard !tas< # resrsc, srcee!ing esh; nes :'e
ei.src Tor a Gdrst!"'"iriS. -. - ,..r., ~
a (,.ur.ss Marriage ;ron the country, whs; ever m
unknown DC authenticated oF M
a, y r,snas he ac-lbor'nnd crthey " la ~
. :, uul.>a., Livery measure. that 'as been aSch !"
has Ell G:.arai's ho nv o.
n s,ch case upon communicative being cetH
Postmaster ,rri's" On ihs "'" " iaf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
FoT Ede L"fhH''
CEN N5t r. GORDON

Among the many very important elections which 10
take place time during The present year under tA1 ne"
Gonsr;tuiiun such as Ju er- Clerks Courts, &C., Nc,
tE,r. are noae perhaps vital importance 10 ta Ia
rc- nf t,s rnd old Cuuron wtaita than that ul the ;ec
who 10 b. Substituted IN the place "i the
ps ut nfd OF Puic Works especially II the present un-
sr;;l. c.d:!Iuu q! the iucrnl Improvement system
L.; view therefore, Of the paramount importance 81 The
duties uf this nic, and tho obvious necessity resulting
rhcr. from that III ,a tc filed hr individuals "f the mos
ctc tent ability The Undersigned beg leave respectfully 10
inyi;, tie attention Of The pcor the distinguished inl-
vii ii who's, presented IT III" head OF his cniinu-
nic.iinn IA gentleman whose we'll known ability, ripe
cyrc:l.ncc l:iv pr,Ii,s,n -wcryng integrity, AMI emf
arn DE-, o!in the Of internal improvement, wi;!c
they :inna, him peculiar fitness tor the dch:rc u
r. import mt les. uii nd The time ndu1lta
be ua:c. that lie shpl br elected - the said o:ice
Ia a. tvrivc hn 10 perform III. same they Will
Do nr!urineI w The exemplary ability zeal and 'de
MANY CllILfNS Of aLbfhhhLE