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STABLER'S
ANODVNE CHI IF RY EXPEGTORANT

ANODVNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT
Is confidently recommended TO invalids as UNsukrAss
by any known PREPARATION for The of COUGHS,
HOARSENESS, and other forms Of Common Colds,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION
early stage, aud for the relief of the Patent
In advanced stages OF that fatal disease.
1t combines ia scientific manner, remedies OF long
esteemed value, with others OF more recent discovery.
and besides its soothing,a tonic qualities acts through
the skin gently and with great efficacy ior the cure TO
this class of diseases.
A Number of the most respectable PHYSICIANS to
whom communicated a knowledge of the constitu
OF these Medicines have been pleased favor us
wlthltheir opinions (some OF them in writing) that
they are the hest have been acauan
ted with rhe cure of the diseases tor which they ara
recommended.
Opinion of DR.. Samuel B. Marin. of the most ex
perienced of the faculty in the city of Baltimore, and
long celebrated for his successful practice.
GENTLRMEN-I have carefully examined the compo.
nent parts OF your Diarrh1a Cordial. as well your
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant, and find them both valu
able compounds; the doses safe and with
medical practice and do mol hesitate to CONNIE nd
hem
Baltimore, June, 1852. S. B. MARTIN, M. d.
Certificate from Dr. John Addison, physician to the
Baltimore Southern Dispensury
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
which enter into the composition OF your "Anodyne
Cherry Expectorant, ana having also made sl OF its
virtues have no hesitation in Recommending it TO the
confidence aad patronage of the public, valu
able medicine in the Of the various disease
for which it is intended. g..
We beg leave, convincing evidence Of the highly
valuable properties OF the above named medicines to
REFER " HOuCe 1IOu sIAtcen
of the most respectable Apothecares and Plamaceu
lists the city of Baltimore, whom we have apponte
our agents, and who have the several articles fer sale
The subscribers Apothecares and Pharmaceutists In
the city OF Baltimore, satisfied that the preparations
known as stabiers Ancdyne Cherry Exp-etorant and
Staber's Darrhea Cordial medicines greatva ue,
and very efficient tor the relief and of the diseases
for which they are recommended; thev bear the evil
dence of skill and their preparation and style OF
putting up and we take pleasure in recommending them
to our customers
G. A. Moore, s. X. Fleming, es
Israel j. Grahame. J. w. Barry Il Co,
Jos. Roberts, Jos B. Stansbury,
Fl. H. Grahsme, Mcpherson a. Marshall,
Francis p. Scott, Edward G. Gilpin,
Henry Lowe, l.. Philips,
G. w. Johnston, A. w. Hughes.
Jno. M. Larouge,
e. H. STABLER II CO.,
Wholesale Druggists Baltimore,
PKoPRIRToRs.
For sale by Druggists generally, and by
PURCELL, LADD 81 CO.,
G5-2aWtf Richmond va
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 81 co.
HROCER1Es, Aeon THURSDAY me oath
" March, we will sell at 10 O'Clock at our auction
store, an assortment of Groceries viz:
Rio Java and Manila Coffee
Coffee sugars, Liverpool Salt
Rectifed Whiskey
N E Rum, Bacon, Herrings
Candles green Teas
Lamp Oil
Cigars. Wines. &c &c
TKRMs-Uuder 500 cash; $780, and over sour ,non,hs
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN eco.
NH 10 A.,
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Boston Insurance Omces-Heavy Losses.
BosroN, March 81.
The Insurance Offices in this city lose 100000 in poll
ces the Golden Gate burnt at sea- and the wreckng
of ships Anna R ch and Moses Taylor.
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IL. FRANCE & CO..
MO GOVERNOR sTREEr RICH
MOND, VIRGINIA.

900, 10 of 5000, 100 of 1000.
Susquehanna Lottery, class &c. to be drawn at Balti-
more, March 30. 70 nos IL drawn
CAPITALS.
l OF: $40, 9O9 100 of......s 900
10 of. ...... 1000 100 of ao0
Tickets $40, halves S, quarters Q so.
To my old customers and friends
70 My office is now opened at No3 Governor street.
late g Scots Office, for the sale of Lottery Tickets
Orders for Certificates or Packages or single tick
ct and shares in of the Maryland Lotteries
prompt and confidential attention, if addressedto
R. FRANCE &c CO., Managers or to
NH G. B. LUCK, Richmond Va
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DELUGE! DELUGE.
Grand Triumph of American Genius over th'


nR. BEALE'S new PANORAMA and d.
II DRAMA of the Creation and Deluge will open in
Odd Fellows Hall, Monday, March 20.
Exhibition every evening at o'clock and on Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoon at 3 clock
Nevrrin the annals of has painting been SO dis.
tinguished During its exhibition in Washington and
Alexandra. for nine successive weeks one
Juror of excitement prevailed. Members of Congress-
heads Of Departments and last not least
of fashionable and Intelligent ladies' hronged the largest
Halls of those cities almost to sufocaton while score
known the same enthusiasm prevail in this pacs
there N have mind and soul Admission Is cents-s
ra22-f tffE4 TIT
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BY DAyENPORT. ALLEN & co.
Doors, SHOES AND HATS AT AUC-
II TiON-On WEDNESDAY. the Both March, we
will sell mt 10 clock, ut our auction store
$50 cases Boots, Shoes and Hats
Fresh and desirable goods suitable for the spring
sales
TERMs-Under $780, cash, and 500, and over four
months credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN N CO..
NH 81 hncty
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{ JAIL at OfsS , or u,.m,o.
ASssfy Tor yourself relative friend ohs IF those
Daguerreotypes. such they fail give.
not entirely satisfactory the sitter no charge
VIZ oe MADE They are taking superior style of
Pcture winch Is pronounced by all be gems sncb ms
are rarely seen. fine assortment of fancy Cases.
Lockets &c on hand, in which they will place pictures
at prices II ON 81. upwards. Don't forget the place
Mansion House, 354 Main street.
NH ls-6t MINIS & WATSON.
TO THE PUBI.IC.
VINHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
the Guy OF Richmond and is prepared to entertain in
the best manner members the Legislature and the ira
yelling public generally.
Unfinished this well known and ponnlar hotel nleosant
~ and conveniently located Broad and Governor st
near the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
Will be enabled to give satisfaction to those who NAV ia
your hlm with their Patronage
no TT RI DARRACOTT
WILMA AIALL.-By the ships Tonanonda and
~ America, from Liverpool, the subscrbe is in re-
THEN w ARE, direct from the manufacturers andsbv
the pack cts from New York and Boston, his supplies If
GLASS. LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY Coon
&c Having one of the best he has ever
onereo IN which are many and desirable patterns
and his whole stock having been purchased before tb
recent rise in Earthenware and Glass he is able tn osr
great Inducements to those in of any article in his
line. HIGH 4 w Ant MS
mn lo-3m No 7e Main street.
AMES A. SMELL, agent for Mllson Smell has
- taken the stand No. 90. West Main street lately
occupied by John A Smell Co.. and has lust received
part and by Wednesday will have an entire new
STOCK OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods and most respect
uy socits the patronage Of the friends Of the late
hrnis OF Jno A Smell q Co. Barnes & Snell and Hugh
N.-,sn. 11-tf
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y open this morning handsome lot plaid and check
Silks CHAS HARTWELL CO.
NH % Opposite Swan Tavern
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Observation-Disclosures No o. CapitaE 3d., 900
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 80
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DIE & GRAY, Richmond, Va, have in
N and are receiving, perhaps the largest
Stock of Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Oils Dyes, Window
Glass, Surgeons Instruments &C. offered for sale in
this city, to which they invite the attention of wholesale
dealers in towns and country of Virginia and North Car
olina, NH IA
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. March 2l.,
FLouR.--We note sales to-day of 900 bbls How ard
street Flour at 81 62a and of 600 bills City Mills at 81
rs.
WHEAT-Red sells at 102aoe cents and white at lOsa
liz cents per bushel.
CoRN-Sales of white 5Oa52 cents and yellow at 81
ace cents per bushsl. a.E .-s5
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gWHIGS OF MONROE WARD.-Mee
at Shockoe Hill House Tue day, 22d of March. at
o'clock, p NJ All Wing voters in this ward request
cd to be present. Come one, come all.
MANY WINGS.
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Observation-Disclosures, extra No 69-Capital: 81.
900. Is Nos. 10 drawn Tickets ST.
TUESDAY-Delaware No 67-Capital $4,000 =
7s Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets SIS
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Trial for Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81. S
The trial of Spring. charged with the murder of the
two women in Moyamensng commenced to-day. The
evidence is conclusive of the prisoners guilt.
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parties engaged therein, and for the maintenance
of peace hereafter. The authorities have offered
reward Of two hundred dollars for the capture Of
the persons concerned in the attack on the church
last Sunday.
The election in Buffalo, yesterday, resulted In
favor Of granting the loan Of one hundred thousand
dollars to the Buffalo and Pittsburg railroad.
We learn from the fishery regions that the increas-
ed facilities offered by the French government have
given a great impulse to those engaged In the
taking of fish, Two hundred vessels are occupied
on the Grand Banks, and forty-eight on st. Peters
Bank all doing well. Two French steamers OF war
are cruising in the immediate vicinity for the pur-
nose of protecting the interests of the fishermen.
The Baltimore Exchange Company opposes the
acceptance OF the propositions Of the New York and
Philadelphia builders for the construction Of the
steamships for the Baltimore and Liverpool line.
A Convention of the owners and managers Of Sc
veral North Western Telegraph lines, is about to
assemble in this city for the purpose Of harmonizng
the conflicting interests Of the companies, and adopt
ing measures to render the lines more reliable and
accurate in the transmission of messages. The
object is worthy one, and there is certainly very
wide margin for improvement. Amongst those al
ready here are Professor Morse, Hon. Amos Kendall
The Protestant Episcopal Convention of Rhode
Island adjourned yesterday without eecting Bishop
Bishop Williams, of Connecticut, was requested to
perform the Episcopal duties for the ensuing year.
The directors and stockholders of the Harlem
Railroad together with their friends embracing some
three hundred and fifty persons, yesterday proceeded
to Chatham Four Corners, where they had an ex
cellent dinner awaiting their coming. Having done
justice to the edibles and drnkables they returned
to the city at late hour last night, highly gratifed
with their trip. Want of room compels us to omit
our reporters account of the excursion.
Governor Seymour having ordered another in
QUESTION relative to the sanity or insanity Of Thomas
Neary, it was held yesterday afternoon, in the
Court of General Sessions. Sheriff Orsen and Under
Sheriff Willett presided. Mr.. Blunt, District Attor
ney, appeared for the people, and Mr. Morrison as
counsel for the convict The testimony was very
voluminous. The Jury retired at quarter past
twelve o'clock at night. and at quarter to one this
morning they returned, and found" That he is
sane"
Owing to the excessively crowded state Of our
columns, under the necessity Of deferring the
publication of large amount of local and other in
terestpg matter, among which is the report of the
trial of Bernard Hagan for the murder Of his wife in
Brooklyn; description of the Horticultural Socety's
Exhibition at Metropolitan Hall, together with the
list Of prizes awarded &c.
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The CUBAN JUSTA-STARTLNG RUMoRs.-
There are certain startling rumors ahoat of busy
movements hereabouts. among the order OF the
Lone Star and the Cuban Junta. Men are said
to lie now in this city who were lately seen in
active intercourse with the crcoles of Cuba
We have information from Havana that many
creoles are leaving the island for the north !;
and there are also reports of revolutionary dis
turbances in the Vuelta Abajo, memorable from
the invasion Of Lopez. Verify, there is a strong
aroma Of gunpowder in the air. Will there be
war;
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ooon sold 70 the extent Of TOO bales The whole de-
ehAs since the receipt Of the Paddles had amounted
u about one quarter Of cont. Flour and wheat
active at steady prices Frsghts we're also in good de-
mand for Liverpool.
Qualification expressed for the nal passage Of the
canal resolutions through the Legislature.
There was small law which ought TO be passed be-
fore the adjournment and that the bill previously
introduced to compel ferry companies on the East and
North rivers to have gates placed at the ends OF their
boats and also at the ends Of their swinging bridges
Gates might be formed Of light iron railing higher than
the heads passengers which could be arranged to
swing to the sides Of the boat and also the pier bridges
when net in use. There Is doubt but. gates were
adopted they would prevent the loss OF many lives The
humanity Of the companies had not prompted them TO
provide these precautions for the safety OF
the legislature should not therefore hesitate TO pass an
act compelling them to do SO at once
The regarding the plated instruction OF
the negroes at New Orleans believed to have been
either hoax or uncomfortable affair, greatly mag
nfed The despatch stated that the rumor had caused
earns be distributed to the police when It was per-
fectly well known that the gen ddres especially in the
French part Of the city, had been at all times Gas its
name mpled) regularly armed police force. No city
was under better surveillance than New Orleans. After
O'Clock at night stragglers of all kinds black and white
were closely looked after coored slave allowed
after that hour to be at large without permit These
rumors, in some sections Of the southern country,
occurred almost every summer but generally ended In
nothing Of moment
No serious importance attached to the reported
intentions Of Spain in assuming hostites towards the
United States in conjunction with Santa Anna and his
party with the view Of sustaining her protecsorate
pledges nation whose greatest energies were required
to guard and keep down the creole population Of Cuba,
and preserve the island to the crown was In poor
condition to protect Santa Anna even against his own
acontent subjects much Less in crusade against the
Americans Whatever else might be said of Mexico and
the Mexicars no dictator had been long tolerated
by them. They might not like or care much for the
| Americans, yet they hated the idea of Spanish
rule above all other things The thought Of having the
royalty of Spain extended them again. indi-
recty would drive them into the most determined
utions The protected and protectorate would sepa-
ratey have their hands full without seeking to revenge
their principles upon the and the people
the United States
Asa means OF shortening the route to California, and
to render communication frequent, hope
pressed that the Tehuantepec Ihmus might be speedily
opened Among the variety Of items received from Mex
CO. it was satisfactory to perceive that Mexico had pro-
ceeded in . favorable manner on the subject.
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AcoUTTAL or CAPTAIN Mo1oSY Some surprise has been
expressed that Of this apparent magnitude
prosecuted by Nr oConor the United States Asor
ney We are not aware Of any personal reasons why
chat genleman old not appear for the government bat
we know that he engaged prosecuting in another
in tie District Court, which going simuta
neously with the trial e Captain Moony for three
'oar days. Mr.. 0Conor however confded the prosoou
ton OF Molony to Messrs Fullerton and Dunnlng who
though comparatively young at bar have had great
experience at the legal profession IN orsngs county
where MIR Fullerton filed the position Of District Attor
ney The prosecution in this case lacked neither energy
III ability
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ing in the healthy and delightfully."-
villages Of Roseyae Lakeland and Uermanville on the
Long Island Railroad. Tho farms contain FIVE acres
upwards and are well for profitable agricultural
and gardening purposes at from 80 TO so per
produce with proper cultivation
the vicinity Of New York 600 shares consisting building
lots and farms at th only share securing lots
feet each or farm of from to 20 The lots 10
the beautiful village Of Roscvale adjoining Lakeland aud
near the much admired Lake Ronkonko where
proyemonts havo been made church has Just been
erected Many private dwellings have been, and others
now being erected Tor separate farm share In the
building lots and farms, which TO be distributed the
Goth Of June 1883 apply Immediately to CHARLES WOOD,
No 2Os broadway new York where maps and pamphlets
can be had traits
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yet unfinished Strangers will find consolation for
their disappointment at the delay by dropping Tut
grand emporium, No 35 Broadway which Is in reality
curiosity shop Of all nations There Boydels famous
Shakespeare gallery, music and work vel
Baskets dressing cases retcues richly wrought PEARL
ivory and PAPER masbe goods every variety
glasses ana perfect wilderness of toys dolls and games
They will not tail TO be both amused and astonei and
think that they will acknowledge that FUTILE gets
Insignificant exhibition his own hook Visitors nj sa,s
welcome No. y45 Ilroadw
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Improved Sewing Machines. for Sewing

CLOTH and fabrics wit the shuttle
and therefore not liable to ret out Of epr-making
and stitch by threads p0ols Prices from
500 to $3.50 Descriptive phlets sent upon request
GROVER, BAKER n co, "a Chambers street.
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There is instrument ready perfect for purifying
water the Porous lass Filter 1t natures own
principle being artificial drpstone. 1t
but does lene6t the water Depot $40 Broa iway.
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fact that there are two kinds OF sewing work
sale in the marketoBe that is done by machines with two
needles making travelling with thrse strand braid
On one sde the other by perfect machines which
fair mooth stitch on 10th sides The public know the diff
ference and manufacturers hepceJth the best
machines which sold only No. 1913 broadway by H.
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and seventy dollars for swing machine when
get that will do work Just we'll fr fifty oars
Call and Examine those in operation ut the Sewing Machine
Agency, No ga Murray street. fow doors
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tent-ROBERT NJ PATRICK IL the sole manufacturer in
tie United states Of the above celebrated saea and
Collins impene trabe defiance i0ckshe best safes
locks combined In the world. Depot l2 Pearl street.
90 ,beISw Maiden lane formerly 30 John street.
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Marine Affairs

DEPARTURE on THE ARAgA.-The NJ steamship Ara
bis Capt Judkns left at half past IL o'clock yesterday
it'll ITO passengers.
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New York Business Directory, 1853 and ,54


for sale at the office Of the New York City Directory l6
Broadway, and AZ the bookstores. Price rs cents.
CHARLES X RODE late Doggett & Rode.
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Vanishing and Polishing a. do


better aud quicker Al Mott street than anywhere
In the city by DhNI MCCARTHY N Bod furnitare
re.polshed at the lowest prices
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exclamation of those who visit the eight spacious
rooms Of HIRAM ANDERSON No. 30 DO very where the
Infinite variety of mosaic royal velvet tapestry Bruses
table and piano covers Paro. door mats excite
perfectly beautiful, and withal astonishpgiy cheap
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First Class DaguerreOtypes, ut Low Prices,
can be obtained At Thompsons 65l Broadway, between
spring and Prince streets whore also nnd gold
locket fancy frams At low price and of ths
best quality. J. THOMPSON 55l Broadway.
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Something New.-Particular
Attention IL

called to GUkNEYs style OF coored
feature in the art which he has just produced Also
his cycolotypes wit
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taken daily for the price Of fifty cents and upwards
and warranted TO- be good taken in those
palsces Broadway, at the of A. K ZUKY, 491
Broadway Mr.. T. lisa Hungarian exile, and solieits thu
patronage Of the citizens of New York.
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Alfred Mnnroe u Co.'s Extensive Retail
clothing estabhshment al Broadway between Howard and
Grand streets-Well made clothing exclusively and
moderate prices All sizes for boys deviation
in any instance from marked prices.
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Brady's New Gallery, over Thompson's Saa
loon No. $50 Broadway has been pronounced one ofths
most completely arranged daguerrean galleries ths
try or in Europe The reception dressing and operating
lishment and furnished with requisite for tho
comfort Of vsters well for the production of first
class pictures The old gallery Of Broadway and
Fulton streets will remain open usual.
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types only centsThe late invention and
in the art pcturng the people by Professor
Ree Germany and transmitted to his in America,
is Of the greatest wonders Of the It takes 300
traits daily. Rooms $50 Broadway. REEFS CO.
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duced more beautifully fitting elegantly
the eornzzA shirts furnshtd and made to order by j.
AGATE. 256 Broadway The article sine qua
gentlemen Of fashion, and his assortment OF zepyr
shirts and drawers, gossamor stocks cravats hosiery
gloves, and other elegant details OF Dress unsquaed
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Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, 42I
sroadway for ths sale 81 boots shoes and CATERS
3Bsng the largest assortment offered, fifty
snt below the usual retail price, Please call and
tH yourselves, at JONESS, Al Broadway.
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splendid CarnetIncs for snrinu

SMITH LouNSBERRY AIS Pearl street are receiv-
ing store per late arrivals large stock Of velvet
try Brussels three ply and Car pengs of
elegant designs which having Teen previous
the recent advance in prices they enabled offer
very great inducements
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Fellow Chtlzehs-WaTm weather Is upon us.
Secure Of the light and elegant very sold
by the Peoples Haters the practical mechanics of No IL
Park and thus add much to comfort Hat Fin
ishers Union, II Park opposite the Ator House.
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THEODORE SEDGWIGK, President.
WV WNErrRE Vice President Treasurer and Secretary
l. Q. STUART, Assistant Secretary.