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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-14

VIZ Reader do not forget the grand moon
light excursion of the Island Friendship Club
which takes place tomorrow evening. If you
wish to enjoy an agreeable excursion, in the
best of society, you will not fail to realize it.
by forming one of the company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

SIEAA FLOUR MILL FOR sALE.-AsET OF BURR
mil stones With frame and fixtures dour MILL cana
Die OF grinding about eighty barrels aour per
,wsys horse PSwSr sSsins boilers hywhse shsns &c.
- L. WOOD, 2N Water street.
RIO BUrcHERs.-TO BE SOLD, AN OLD gsrARTTsu
60 meat market, doing an extensive business in = re-
rate Of from 10 TO 10 cattle a.d from % 10 head Of anal
stock per week with good family soop steamboat
canal trade Also good slaughter use with 6xtnres
and; and with Or without horses wagons ssishs every
pretor going TO Australia For further in
quire ut the First Ward Market, West Troy, NY.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY PoR SALE AT AUG
tonOn Thursday next, l4th inst At II O'clock At the
Exchange four brick dwellings in Division avenue; two
frame buildings Fifth street. Division avenue Brook
lynn two brick dwellings In Fifth street. and
shs large piece Of ground corner Of South Eighth and
ment speculation Terms At sale. Maps may be had
street, Brooklyn. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09
A4TROLOGY.

~
AEATRIMONY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN A
nj loverProfsssor LAYTON, Boston, formerly Of Lon,
SsH T or l.
the devoted affections Of = many o. hs =! e tAsr
1:s 1. may e = = .esss
snee position; and last thoTeh not lsss can
ros ~'s Adaps. ia~sSn Bo.sos .s
from the Post O0co unless tho postage ps
MArRIMoNY MADE EASY OR now TO WIN
l loyer.-Madam De Forrestie, late Of Paris and Lon
paid the most perfect enable
ladies gentlemen 70 win the affections Of as many q the
90 csptvstns that ali may b married irrespective sss
appearance position Address Madam pc Horrssse box
~ Broadway Post Once
NTATRINONY. THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF NHE
M Matrimonial Assooia ZION has been urprecedes sd
Of the number alliances that have been
sinSs M sns cam se osssnea BY Sya
Ss Ss * Po 5 see
AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill in foreteng the future has arrived and viii
furnish intelligence BY sbs ,s - a.
dies and gentlemen Of the they will mar
~ the name Of her ,issr' Mrs AVN R.cc s s
nnwcry mn stairs stanton street Once hours fr0m
10 A. n to p NJ Ladies' 50 cents gentlemen 81.
AIRS BREWSTER, FROM PHiLADELPHIA, FEN
1s and science s0nsssnsly rolled BY Espels0n
marry Also the names Of the visters Residence No. 80
Great Jones street. serasf Of Bowery Ladies' 70 esns
= D. BuRKUARD respectfully invite tho attention ~ ther
friends and the public tho which tsy
feel In saying that they will be able TO satisfy any
sSsiq
Ito 6o'ciock M andere willing TO visit Prvsee nn,nes
~ q sprir.i iassissSs u SSstS.sd Ia Affected n,
tsnishps cures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

$3.O0O.OOO I Loan !, or q. Eaf nosTo4sE

rpsd Comn.nOV Bonds Of the Illinois Csnsrei RsiI-
ssa e. JUMP IN receive .A. ss u.
q & tsi'ss II az: ana
In The d nsy. s :. the es q
y sii
Of Sn n sss ssd IL Z: q os
q Ss s.as .s q @
-four nils: q sad ii "a
vicinity Of the road, granted BY Congress aid IN s
nas ra1I: road . uns:. sonsrss
%andsr 81 ~, ss.npsed by L: y.n.sy ns. ssa
sii 70 sss:
ssns now constantly arriving 81 New York and New OF
The whole bonds which can be issued u,d.r sbs
millions Of dollars which lsys bssa
sp Tsss liss &, per sns cent Ao
seven per cent bonds. :. s' o'Ass's' zsr 90
None i which have been disposed Of a les. Than
accepted & s nsse. e s -, Ssn
share: Of Of ns capital stool
nm vii
issued upon payment required
Witch pToSsSy viii 'ass
the company reserve the right 70 redeem bonds
ps on e the
ny reserves the right accept proposals All
viii be required notice his propoasis
tne balance a. called for by the directors coed
~ b ssn PEI cent monthly subscriber may hswsvef
~ MS oPtion, pay In full his Al
time II any subscriber, whose bid is accepted mn
prefer IN lieu OF the bonds hereby offered
20 receive SIX per cent bonds Of same sharAoter
every respect as those issued the London Lean
Of 70 wv OF which interest and principal will be navsbIa
dollar such bonds will be issued such case he
BE- w.t. t. Rs' "a a.
estered In london upon tie win re-.
That nov registered there prsierred ipatamsnts
change.
Interest will in all be adjusted payment Of the
fnal instament. -
Proposals. will be received by BURRALL Treasurer
the office OF the Company No. 80 Wall street. N Y en-
closed sealed and endorsed for loan Of
Reports and documents showing the financial condition Of
the company the of the all
formation relatiye to its affairs and prospects,
tor. By order Of the Board Of Directors
ROBERT SCHUYLER President
DAVID A NEAL, Vice President
W n BUkkALL, Treasurer, Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, }Committee
MORRIS KETCHUM,
JONATHAN STURGES,
New York, April 2, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

NOTICE TO Rs.-HANNIBAL AND 81:
e the once Of the undersigned, IN the city Of Hannibal
ton masonry, and bridging o. twenty miles lail
road, extending west from Hannibal Propositions WIN
also received Office In the city of st. Joseph NM
souri, until the tenth day Of May for the graduation
sonry bridging Of twenty miles additional extend.
ing from st. Joseph The remainder of the nd
distance Of hundred and fifty miles, win
be placed under contract soon ~ the be
by the engineers This line embraces very heavy
excavations and embankments and several large bridges
Plans profes, and specihcauons will be ready ~ eaoh
place one week previous TO the letting.
DUFF LEARNED Contractors Fl. 4 st. J. r. T.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
~ Steamship Company, No. Is broadway, April 1885,
The following named gentlemen appointed directors
the New York and Calornia Steamship Company for the
ensuing year. by the stockholders viz ~ WestervAlt
c. A. Davis d. d. Fearing Sidney Brooks John G. Green
Warren Dolano, Jr Theodore Dehon And a subssquent
meeting of the Board Of Directors j. A. Westcrve
pointed President Charles Augustus Davis treasurer Ds
HUGH NACFARLANE Secretary.
DAGE, BACON { c. BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO.
Cal-Exchanee London Valparaiso, and the
cities United States for sale In 70 suit CAths
tons made ct San Frsnciss0 duncan, Sherman Co..
and nr0rR:A- FA9af@ -
DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND sCo1
N landWe Issue drafts By specal authority payable ~
Union Bank Of London Belfast Banking Company Of IRE
land and the National Bank Of Scotland ~ asht and -
sums from 81 uIwsrds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

KIOTICE.-NEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ CompsnyIA meeting Of the stoekhoders Of this
Friday April r. q u o'clock for the Of ac
ssssS ar ths HtS ~ nil 1ss9 sva tbs 80
same passed the 9th day Of March, 1855 ana upon the
proposed increase Of the capital stock Of eight monsof
dollars in pursuance Of resolution Of the directors The
ALEX. KYLE, Sssretaxy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

PAYMENTS TO LET.-MISS SETON HAVING
~ taken from the first Of May next the two houses Nos
ana loz bioadway near Tenth street. will have two or
very desirable suites Of let with board ri
NJ ~ ms1s served required Apply until 18th Instant ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, AT NEW ROCHELLE,
for six months the year. suited for respectable
family neatly furnished rooms large and pleasant ds
view the sound within fifteen minutes Of the depot
hours distance from the city, the New YORK and
New Haven Railroad Apply the premises or addressJ
C.. Haslatt Now Rochelle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LET.-THR FIRST CLASS
T. three story and attic house No. 07 West Fourteenth
street between Eighth Ninth to let with fur
nsure The house pleasantly situated and standing
on lot feet it has the advantage of spacious
harden Not to be let boarding house. Can be
between O'Clock For particulars apply to the
present occapant VIM SEELY at the house, ut his
ofiee No. Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

TCOURrH AVENUE LOTS TO LEASE, FOR TERM
II Of years The southeasterly corner Of Twenty-fft
street. the best locations for livery sta
bIe toward the erection which advance will BIO made
Ippiy to j. H. THORNE, l68 Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

A Ii PERSONS IN WANT OF BOARD, OR THOSE
"A having accommodations boarders will 6nd ma.ns
FN established At the York Roards
or private families entered the books Of this avsncv
those who want boarders be entered so
Broadway, corner Of RAade street. -e0 @'e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE, ON NINTH
"A street Brooklyn between the Fourth Fifth
with two lots of ground desired House is finishing
and will be done BY first Of May The location desirable
one for person wishing all the Of the country
house to either Of the ferries every fifteen House
contains nine rooms good under cellar, good water and
court yard feet in front The lots through
from Ninth TO Eighth streets giving plenty Of for
ut No. l07 Broad street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

NOTICE. THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
IN United States Mail Steamship Company.-An election
ths company No 90 Wall street In the city Of New Yerk
Of IL O'Clock n and O'clock r. NJ, and the time
and place three viii be chosen to act ~ inspectors
rthe next SUI ceeding election.
BThe following copy Of the bylaws Of the shove
Of the election Of the company, viz =
The election Of directors Of the company shs Held
1t the once Of the company In the city Of New Fork
the Thursday Of March Of each three
shall then be chosen by the entitled TO
reter inspectors 1t the next succeeding
the polls to be opened st L. and continue unl
In the afternoon.
Votes by proxy 70 be admitted The power 10 legally
executed, AID in all other respects sufficient. =
election for directors Of this company
Ing held the day designated and appointed BY the
at the time and place first above mentionA
WIN. l. yOULE, Secretary.
Nev York March IT, 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

DOARDING-A SELECT, RESPECTABLE FAMILY,
ID has Eont parlor and bedroom adjoining on second
o single gentleman to complete family circle for the
LIST of May at 81 Broome street. Cold, warm and
shower bath. Reference exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN BROADWAY Be
Broome and Spring streets suitable for single
communicating pantres attach
cd gas 49, also two excellent attic Address John
Il. Thomson, broadway Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

DOR sALE-A FONT OF 500 POUNDS or BREWER
II sd do nonpare together With all the materials ncces
ary fr weekly paper which have very little used
anu VIII y '0i' 3 CONNER psaSS N q Ro..m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN OBTAIN ONE OR
Two nice unfurnished rooms, and good board At IS5
Clinton street about two minutes walk from East Broad
way. References given and required "N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT IN BROoKLYN-A
IL neat two story house. in desirable location ten
minutes walk from South Montague ferries 1t has been
newly painted and papred throughout An excellent OPP
tive children Address c. E. NJ Brooklyn Post Office. The
hasfo If refare nce ured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

nEsIRApLE ROOMS TO LET WITHOUT BOARD
- The parors of housc pleasantly situated near Grace
Church viii furnished unfurnshed, to two
gentlemen respectaby, who would pay liberal price
Tor them. Address j. s., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

sstng Of good substantial brick building five stories
high with twenty 1--WE horse engine and shsitings &C.
Pearl street. up stairs. 1nmoda.c be given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-TO SINGLE GENTLE
IN men, with partial board, gentlemen and their wives
with good reference Also cottage homestead with gar
dem fruit &C. attached at Fordham,
house Fordham, O Mrs SMITH, No. 4 Allen street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

I,ULTON STREET STORES AND OFFICES TO RENT
To the LIST of May the stores 1886 and M Fulton
feet wide with cellar rate oces stairs
WIN DO rented responsible tenants Inquire At lo2
IrlNon street p. MULLIGAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

large pleasant front paror and bedroom second
let separate together to gentlemen without board In
auire as above, to c. II. King 1872 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET FOR THE ENSUING
year enge gentlemen in small private family two
doors from Broadway In Howard street. east side, No. 50.
References uyen required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

hEsIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FA-
Il milv would u rooms to or two gentle
men; also, single The house new and has all the
modern and of the best locations In
the city, and The and two lines OF
Apply 63 Fourteenth street. first house west Of Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

T o. OF O. F-LoDGE ROOMS TO LET FOR THE EN-
i. suing year in the hall No. t9S Broadway, the
evenings tuesday Friday Wednesday and Thurs
day. For particulars inquire Of J. T. Coleman, 6 Wall
street Of E. Hartshorn ll9 Walker street, or Of D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

,OR SALEIF APPLIED FOR SOON-A PEW FARMS
containing five and ten each near the new viii
e of Lakeland where several hundred building
arge number of farms have lately been Sold great
provement have already beea made in building
Is may be had application to CHAS. WOOD EOS Broad
W, where map Of the village and farms may be had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN, OF UNEXCEPFION-
i able character, be accommodated with rooms,
neatly furnished without board in house with private
family in the part of the city and Broadway
Address Home, broadway Post Office
ITO PHYsIcIANs-TO LET, TO A RESPECTABLE
physician the parors the FIRST foor of three story
house in Murray street For particulars, address f. r.
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

BOARDING - THREE HANDSOME UNPUBLISHED
ID rooms with large pantrics and wardrobe attached
to let with without board from the lst Of May Apply
nj No. II XRrren street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
THE MESSAGE.

So much OF the Prcidents Message ~ il essentially
rhetorical nay pass without comment. Though the
,iylc .sht haze been Improved BY Diminishing Us
resemblance 10 that Of Fonrh-ofJuly orations it is
rtll yery fair. tnd viii by no means dscreii the
auiLor. But tayespace Only 20 deal With The more
important ntimAfors.
Fifst amoag these Is to Drsshaloning ~ n Reci-
pfoeiiy md lishey Treaty with Cfeat Britain
resyectbq our intercourse WITH her CDDnes % u,ls
olntnfAt We 10 not object ~ uds 81 be end
s.iaine4 b. a yeul md thorough Reciprocity bot we
% m btliefs Cfssi Britain ia willing u e9pseie this
sr1 tract ust at cegsrnngni u.ll nryer consent 10
fl1 cihsf We tfs.iet Vss ~ measure NJ Hae-
psseig na he eeass'anssea ujois t.e az gsaf
ozark as grsejei.sa
Wstfsttily spg0y9s n IN 'ts 'gps sal s4bs'safs
If $40 ifssdsls's ssazss .gs min fses,s ~ tgts
f,ets nLtA gjllgasset;s ul ss,,s bsl rgahses'i.is
s1nse.srea ~ ~ ts' oy@e - eese Asis'sl
tfftsts us tyAs1si 81 MIN p, t'si i+sfs- sHl
n.s ,ssa.ssa ulAsis.es n issstssistI ,1z+i fa.es
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.


WAsHISGT0y, Tuesday, Dec. 6, 1889
The Postmaster Generals Report is long, able and bust.
ness ike document II win be published here to
From an advanced copy make the following extraais
The whole number of Post Offices in the United States at
the close of the last official year ending June 80 1853
1890 or this number 255 Of the highest lass the
PosmesterS of which are appointed by the President
At the present date, Dee l. 1885, tho total number Of
Post Offices is a26ss During the past year commencing
July l. 1884, 1898 Post Offices established 40
Discontinued; and there were appointed Office during
said year besides the 1899 Posmasers to the newly esab
Ished Offices aforesaid $3.50 upon resignation PCS on
DEATH s2 by change of site 81 where the Posmasers had
moved away and 1891 the removal OF prior incunbens
being 1861 Postasters appointed during the year ng
June 30, 1853
AT the close Of the fiscal year ending the 3oth June
last there we're in operation within the United States 6692
mail routes Their aggregate length 2l77i3 niles and
$3.50 contractors were employed thereon
Tie annual transportation Of the mails on those rous
was 81 SAP niles and the annual cost thereof s49so'
being about seven cents mills mile Ofthe'e 81 3d.
542 miles of annual transportation 29s67O5 miles arc re-
quired to be performed railroads at a cost of s6ol5si
being about twelve cents three mills per mile G,6s5O6S
miles in steamboats, at Of sG32363 being about no
cents four mills per me 2l31o32G miles in coaches at
cost Of 81 2O695e being about five cents six mills per mile
and 90 sgO446 miles in modes not specified at cost Of s
O55,3l3, being about five cents per mile
The expenditure the Department during tho last hs;A
year were s79e275s The gross revenue from all sources
was S594072l
It appears from the foregoing statement that tho gross
revenue of the year ending jane 30 1888 falls snort OF e
expenditures by the sum of s2,0i203L
ssh Of this deficiency is supplied by the balance on
the Auditors books July 1852 and by the apProPns
ilons to supply deficiencies, amounting TO upward o.
soOOOOo leaving $4,000 be provided by Congress Tor
the service of the year ending June 30, 1853.
John A. Barker. Of Virginia, Democrat and grea
friend Of James Buchanan, well as gentleman OF talents
and honor the Librarian Of Congress during the last Con-
gress was removed to day by Col Forney. There Is
screw loose somewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.


From Our Own Correspondent.
Mr. Gddngs administered the oath to Speaker. Boyd.
Senator Pein asked Gddings today, If he swore Boyd
strong Giddngs replied Yes swore hun in well aud ON
the higher law ,"
Deans Joint IT solutions thanking Capt ingraham and
rendering him sword finds favor both inside and oaI5d,
the House Dean deserves credit for this Consolidate and
patriotic move 1t Is response to the sentiment OF the
nation
The Scuaie has confirmed Mason as Minister to Frances
Sevmour TO Russia and McLane to China. Seaman has
been nominated Superintendent Of Public Printing
The reading of the Message in the House was listened 70
aitentvey Both Democrats and Wings praise it, with tho
exception Of Senator Gwin who complains that not
Railroads.&c." enough.
ssrtges the French Minister is delighted with the ellu
sion to France His joy is expressed in rap.urous term'
The Government has information Of the expected arrival
of Pezues an ardent disciple Of "Calgula at Havana
Tie People there arr much excited They dread his tyranny
Efforts are being made to elect the blind clergyman Mil
burn Chaplin OF the House His prospects arc fair Ac
tive eecioneorng for tie venerable Robert us Printer for
Congress An adjournment will take place tomorrow.
probably of respect to the memory Of Vice President
King. Wi WIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07


In Congress, yesterday, very little done aside
from tho reading Of the Presidents Message. In the
Senate after the reading Of the Message the usual
number Of it and tho accompanying documents were
ordered to he printed and also 10000 additional copies
Mr. GWIN introduced bill granting land to California
for Railroad from Sacramento, via the Valley OF the
Sacran ento to the boundary OF Oregon. Mr. PETIT
offered resolution dire citing the Committee on Com
e1co to inquire into the expedency Of making Mchi-
gen City Indiana, port OF entry. Mr. CHASE gave
notice Of bill ceding to Ohio all the public lands re-
naming unscd in that state and also Of the Home
stead ILL., Mr. ADAMS gave notice of several bills
granting lands to Mississippi to aid in the construction
of railroads. and also bill TO reduce and graduate the
price of public lanls. Mr.. BRIGHT introduced BILL
which passed both Houses of Congress at the last
sion but which failed TO receive the signature of the
President ndennif ing the State Of Indians for GER
tain lands ceded to her on her admission into the Union
in 1878 but which lands lad been previously taken BY
settlers-tlc bin passed Mr. BRIGHT also gave notice
of bin providing for the surrender Of certain lanls of
Indiana held by The United States. Mr. CLAYTON Of
fered resolution asking the President to present to
the Senate IT, plan referred to in bis Message for the
enlargement and modification OF the present Ju licia
system Of the United States. The Senate then went
into Executive Session.
In the House, Mr. ORR moved that the Senate reso-
utions providing for the election of ChaPains be taken
up Mr. JONES of Tennessee, called for the regular
order of business in which be was sustained by the
Speaker On motion OF Mr. RICHARDSON, the Speaker
was authorized to appoint the Standing Committees
Nh CoBB gave notice OF bill extending the time for
paving the duties on railroad iron Mr. DAVIS of lad
presented various petitions against employing Chap
la'ns in Congress, the Army or the Navy. Mr.. DEAN
asked leave TO introduce resolution Of thanks to Capt
Iuualam which was objected to. Mr.. FLORENCE
offered resolution, provided the Senate concarel
that two Chaplans be elected one by each House, to
oficiaie alternately Mr. JONES OF Tenn, was OF the
opinion that there is no authority under tho Constu
ton to employ preachers Chapains Of any denOmi-
nation and thought it a buresque on the Christian
religion Mr HEM moved that the compensation OF
Clapains be deducted from the per diem OF members,
which Of course was negatiyei aud the resolution Of
Nj Florence to elect Chapaios for the entire Con
crcsg Was p1ased.