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OCTOBER ELECTION.

ES = = are authorized 10 the ~ IRA A.
candidate for of Vanderburgh Coun
~ 81 the ensuing October election subs Of
ths C0bIV Convention. eyz2 II
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LOCKHART & PARRETT,
a TTORyEYS At LAW EVANsVIxIE IyD-

m JANIS LOCkHART AND WM. PARRETT have
associated themselves together in the practice the Law
Will prom attend business in the line their pro
feeson that be ntrsted them They will practice in
tie State and Federal Courts.
Hs- Office Fourth street. between Main aud Sycamore.
July 2a-ly
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LOST.

RETWEEN the Branch Bank and First First
- street between the 4h and 9th Bank Bills
n. be literally rewarded by leaving this
Once. ey24-tt
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EkREEE! - 's=sss;E7

kk2 81 - - 80:
To Buffalo, Niagara Fa Is, Boston & New York.
ONLY STEA MBO At LINE FROM
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO.
sixty NILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY THE OLD sANDUsKY ROUTE.
AND NO DETENTION on SAND BARS.
WITH CERTAIN COME TION ar BUFFALO.
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
STEAMBOAT HSfhh.s Lew LIVES osorssArI
ES- Steamer CRESCENT CITY, W I. Peass Commander.
s QUEEN OF aR VEST B MCBRIDE.
Commander leaves Cleveland Tussdsy Thursdays sa
through from Csyssas 70 Buffalo in ahsus
sgara Falls New York Boston Montreal ana ali points %
the Eastern States.
being built and wned by the New York and Ei N YoIi
Central Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati, and Little MI
sis 70 sps cd
The Queen and are both evidences Of what
and MONEY will accomplish in this day Of perfected
The Little Miami is The Eastern Depot at Cincinnati
Passengers should is the only Steam
Boat Line from Cleveland uaao; make regular time
procure their Tickets via Columbus Cleveland
Meals State Rooms included tickets By laks
steamers Of this route.
From Ciosinnati to Buffalo 500
Snsana TO YORK k. sssas .s.I
From Cincinnati TO Boston 90
From Cincinnati to Niagara Falls aud back % 90
a rrSm VSe, Tnr 70 bsii-iS and s1sk
For Through Tickets and all in Gormaon please apply ..
the OLD established once
directly opposite the Spencer House. Railroad Hotel
and nail boat landing at the Eastern Little Miami Rail-
pw srp,IMSyy =. CLEMENTS. s.p...
by leaving directions the Once cor
ey2s j. H. HOWELL. conSaesor n,
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spATR OF INDIANA. ,sS
AaaAI-L Go 80.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

1.-TWO Lots Min between Fifth and Sixth
II ST, and seventh containing Is
bv $50. Lot in Lamaseo 100 BY II2 with Two
Story Brick House so by A. suitable for business purposes or
3 private residence.
Titles indisputable and liberal particulars
quire of RUDOLPH KEHR. Notary Public
ey2S-f First ST., at NJ. s. Johuson's Atty
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A earn.

HAVING FROM the Above frn s.Es sss esesase
thanks oeso wee -
it, and request tnusnce Of the same sse psfn0
who will carry the business with nsnsa ueox -
will as slwsys Try make himself HcIs,y OF We
of the peoFls. sy,c CHAhLHs w. AASA-
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FENHE heretofore sIog between the sub
Ill scTibers under the and style Of Mac Lohenstns
is this day dissolved by mutusl consent. Lobspne Who
will continue the business the old stand win attend 10 the
adjustment of all claims against the old frm sna III ne. the
Of the for that purpose them
selves indebted to the late firm requested make inns
diate payment. CHARLES w. MACh
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ADyERTIs,, IN THE VINCEyNI,s q IZUTTE.

THE Prorrieors OF the ViScESSEs GAZETTE beg ask thu
attention of business Of Evansville the facilities
this long established widely circulated
Terms very reasonable. and
other in the Wabash Valley
Address e6 Il HARVEY, MASON & co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHING WROI EsiLE AND RETAIL.

CLOTHING WHOL EstLE AND RETAIL.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
40 THE undersigned having purchased his part
H ner Chas W Mack. his entire interest in the Cloth
"a ing Stsre Of Mack Lobenstne very heavy dis
ay make for ss
men Of Fail and Winter Clothing He therefore nvits his
public generally al and examine his Goods
ana prices He has good stock of Clothing Gentlemen
m hem oO cs:,Sr Sse b.y he snr cSs
place in tie city which he will to those calling his
ey25-tf ANTHONY LoBENsTINE.
EEAvrNG been compelled separate from my on ac-
of her hal conduct all hereby warned
harbOring trusting her my account will pay no
debts of her contracting. ey29-3t A. MARcoNNiER.
EpLACK TABBy vEI.yETs-5 cases well assorted
eva Jas. Low { Co. as Main St.. Lou. Ky.
H3 ACK ER H.25 whole an h.ifsbl. and kits choic.
ey2s Syc near Wafer
gNREsH TEAs.-ioO half-chests cattys etc.. etc. me-
a alum 10 very cholee Iqst rec, Tor sale Low by
ey@ D L. GILBERT q CO., sye.. near Water
GALE wAGONs-rh Good Intent and york
or ediars USE for sale low by GEO. FOSTER co.
H.Y;-l'O bale. Timothy. for salsls~ 90
f'irs0 prime s e. ;.i FOSTER q CO.
spAT Ean Ss bs%.ht County ss. ,...
II the AIa5suIgh Circuit Court OCTOBER 'e'H a.
% ;Ii: Ss' :s. inst ror.oo.. Mortgage
afhdavt having been fled with the paintffs' ON
plant in the @cs or ceTx in @ euSe Sy
Just and valid claim against the defendant forth in the
dSa state ndiana The said defendant il there
fore hereby notified pendency Of the above entitled
the nen. term Of at the Court
i maes' In the cay asoB %rNKgNHEIMER CTk
WHEELER & ROBINSON. Plfs ey29-4w
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AVID cRAwFoRDsvILLE RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TIME.

~ fni aftr Tuesday. August st the pernng Train
~ Tying and freight will leave Evansville
o'clock NJ. and Nineennes at O'Clock p N. The
room Train will be discontinued the
Board
Freight will be received the Evansville Depot e
r NJ. ey25 SAG'L. HALL. Pres't.
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RACON HAMs.-500 Plain Bacon Hams for sale In lots
II 70 suit purehasers ~ eyH sAML. ORR.
PRIME lot Tanning Mile. received and for sale
~ ey27-d&w T. GRANT A. co,
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MARsHALL'S NOTICE..
MEMBERS of Fermened Liquors. Drsymen Others ar>
hereby notified that their Licenses will sxpre ON the
Monday August which time the
will take new Licenses. and thereby costs
ey27-3t JOHN WARD, Marshall.
Enquirer. Reform and yolksbOte copy 2 tines
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H0RNBRook 4 CHURCHILL. Agents..
water street. Evansville Ind.
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'B'O CONTRACTORs.-250y yards Of earth wanted, de-
lvered the lot trst above the residence Robert
Barnes Es4 for which the market price will he paid BY
ey3 @. BABC0CK
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RITURNING:
CRESCENT CITY BANK.

OhCNtENi DAM. Z
EVANSVILLE, Ind July &c, 1884,
AFlNG for the first time by the
ment in the Evansville Journal this that the
Crescent City Bank has been selected the Treasury Co
nants Coal Banks Of vanderburgh County ii deemed prop
er Announce in the public that the said
pontmen declined that this Bank has and
no connection whatever whany other Corporation Asoca
ton or Company such have with s other
customers. By order ofths Board Of Director. 80
ey27-3t W. BAKER. Cash'r.
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HALL, DODDS * CO.'S
RE PIX OOE SSF ES

WE have on hand a supply
OF those FIRE Poor Safes.
which we Onerstiow figures.
For their Superior quail
ties. we refer to New York
and Virginia State Stock
Bank. Crescent City Bank.
a. Copeland. Broker and
Banker. J. III. Mashss &
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INFORMATION WANTED.

OF PIERCE 5. SHORTALL. aged now NJ ont ten war.
" He h is thought isft New York City I4h fully
Isthe day President Pierce the Crystal
supposed be with or about Eyansvs
Any information him be
eeived by his afflicted brother.
sy2'-:t JOHN GEO. sHoRTALL.
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the port Of Pernambueo only by the strenuous and I'M
weard exerons Of the seamen who were At the pumps
both night and day. Here . survey was called under
the supervision Of the United States Consul which re-
suited in the condemnation and sale OF the ship in Nay
1851 Her cargo discharged in part by the seamen,
and in part BY the natives and respped to baltimore
The defendants admitted that the services were rendered
by the plaintiffs and that they the owners OF the
ship but say, defence to all the actions that the
ship earned freight They say further as to the sea.
man Beals, that he had given fu receipt; and as to
Burbank North and Thompson, that they deserted the
ship, and forfeited all claim to wages The presiding
Judge held that the plaintiffs entitled to
that the entry in the log book tending to prove deser
the plaintiffs proved cencusiyely that the receipt Of
Beas, put in by the defence, given under duress.
Judgment accordingly given for the plaintiffs for the
amount Of due them respectively up to the time
they left the ship, together with costs, rs follows
North, 1901 CO. Beais, s2l9 10; Thompson, ssol g.;
Burbank, 1928 IL n'rsMsr.
Superior Court.-Part III.
Before Hon. Judge Campbell
Nov. 2s.-Geoyvs O. Sickles d0oisst John O. Robinson
The jury In this cause which was reported in yester
days HERALD brought in verdict to day for the de-
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meeting of the second mortgage bondhoders Of the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad Company was held on
Saturday afternoon in Boston. committee Of five
appointed to take such steps may be considered
essary to retain the road in the hands Of the Second
Mortgage Trustees The net earnings of the past year
have been $40 000 less than the interest the
first mortgage for OOo the expenses having been
very heavy owing to the bad condition of the road and
the income was reduced by attachments and other
noyances. The road is in complete Order and it Is
estimated that it will $40 900 per month, that
the future prospects more encouraging.
The President of the Gold Hill Mining Company in a
letter to the stockholders from the mines announces
the suspension Of dividends for indefinite period.
We give the letter. that the for such
may be perfectly understood e' w
a8 GoLD HILL Rowan Co.. N.C.,l
.ar ~ N f4N November u, 1854. !
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GOLD HILL MINING CO.,
GESTIEMES-I have since my arrival at this place,
commenced the examination Of the books kept by Moses
L. Holmes, ESQ., superintendent Of the company; and,
although have not completed the examination, anl
satisfied sat owing to the large amount expended for
S me ana a. e o Il reoep py a
epidemic which has prevailed for the past six months,
and which now prevails to an alarming extent causing
more deaths since its commencement than have pre-
viousy taken place since the settlement Of Gold Hill,
that were the directors to declare the usual sixty days
divdend-which would be payable on the LIST December
there would be deficiency, and portion of the
amount would have to be loaned therefore deem it
advisable to inform the stockholders that dividends
will be paid the LIST December next The policy here
tofore adopted, of paying dividends while there
claims against the company, Is very questionable Dvi
dends will not be resumed until there be surplus in the
treasury after paying fifty thousand dollars the balance
remaining unpaid for the purchase Of the property
The directors doubt will be able at early day to
commence payment Of dividends, the disappearance
OF the present epidemic may be reasonably expected,
when the necessary hands can be kept upon the work.
which cannot be done. The mine looks we'll Those
who have known it longest inform me that it never
showed better prospects, and such opinion after
thorough examination Hence stockholders have
for the least uneasiness of the tempo
rary suspension Of dividends. Respectfully yours,
J. H. SMITH, President.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of merchandise exported from this port during the
week ending Friday, Nov a. distinguishing the destna.
ton and extent Of shipments to each place.
CoAMKRcg OF THE PoRT OF NEw YoRK-WIEELY EXPORTS
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Marine Court.


Nov. 2s--Joseph @. Beols Us. Benz A. nfumfoyd Hen
~ II. Scot, and John Esworth.-Nic olas r. Bnyf1, ~
rs. fhe Sdnae.Renben 8. Thompson. ps ne Same Fd,c
for the recovery Of wages alleged TO be due to the plain
ts for services rendered board ship Palestine Of
which the defendant cott was master and Joint owner
With the other defendants. The plants IL appears by
the testimony produced by Mr. j. Hardy Prince shipped at
gan Francisco In August 1850 forune ports In
feru Tor stated per MONTH and thence at the going
States Of the United States On ler passage from Cuao
WIZ cargo OF guano the Inlesne, encoun.crrS &C.
we're weather, syrune lcal, end wa enabled 70 roach
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The Gallery Of Elmo Arts.
no THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

DEAR Sm-What has become Of the New York Gallery
Of Fine Artsp large number Of individuals became
life henderson the payment Of u EACH Now it APP
pears that gallery is closed and the paintings boxed
up. We would recommend one Of three things list,
Let the Gallery be reopened else, I'd, let the paint
ings and engravings be rallied for by the life members
lastly, 3D. let them be sold aud the proceeds be dis
tributed among the said members, which would doubt
less be well received these shard times" Can you
tighten the subject, at least call public atten-
ton to the matter, and oblge yours &c.
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TOTAL ~A,o~-,A'
The value of merchandise exported from this por
during the past week only s94,sl2 less than tn
value Of merchandise imported in the same time tn
total xportation-merchandise and specie-for tn
week exceeded the total mporatons for the same time
Sl71, 345. This is something very unusual. For som
time past the imports and exports, including specie
have been pretty nearly the same, but now they ar
nearly equal in amount exclusive Of specie shipments
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eludng the vigilance Of this board of council Their ex
aminations a farce from beginning 10 end The in
terror OF bank parior ia really curiosity The direc-
tors occasionally in take a seat in finely cush.
oned arm chair take up the morning papers read little
while ask the president cashier IL there is anything
new, get up and walk out The president and cashier
walk in every morning at the appointed hour, hang up
their coats aud hats read the papers look few
books without caring much what is in them keep sharp
eye on the clock and at precisely three put their
coats and hats walk out, take omnibus, and ride
home This is about the routine, day after day. 1t
win therefore be that smart sharp clerk has every
facility for carrying any little financial operation be
may desire his account, without much danger OF
discovery. In few days, shall probably have some
thing startling than either the American Exchange
Bank dealcation the abortive attempt ON the Ma
tiona After such long period Of extravagance, there
must be astonishing and extensive financial devel
opements
BY Official notification from the Superintendent Of
the Banking Department. which will be found in the ad
versng columns, IT will be that the Of the
late Eighth Avenue Bank will be redeemed at the Of
ninety four cents the dollar their presentation at
the department.
The Treasurer Of the State of North Carolina issued
proposals loan Of Sill 900 Six per Cent Bonds
bids for which win be opened at Raleigh the Goth Of
December next. st
The warrants registered At the Treasury Department,
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1NOTHEK UIVOHCE CASEs n :. n. m
Nov 28-LOuisa Gibbs Is. Aaron s. Gibbs.-Tbis was
suit for divorce, ON the ground of alleged adultery.
The parties were married in Boylston, Mass. in 1881
and subsequently resided In New York for eleven years
Recently they kept boarding house In Chambers street.
The defendant denies the aets of adultery and pleads
conformation, even If he guilty The evidence far
has detailed personal and bodily surings to the plain
tin which are unit for publication.
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Total value of se exported during the week 81
Do. spccie do do.. 265,95,
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4 VOICE PROM TIE OLD DOMINION.

friend in Congress allows to publish the following
extract Of letter just received By him from of the
trucs democrats in Virginia Il relates to the impression
made upon reading the message and 1t expresses
eloquent and enthusiastic language the feelings sound
democrat
81 have and read the message Of President
Pierce IL exalted the in my estimation and you know
did not esteem him lightly 1t is noble and glorious posi-
ton he has assumed, manuy ayowed and ably indicated
He has manifested the wisdom Of choice and worhily
vndcated creed and his principles and independence
We needed snch message. hope il may fail to re-
unite party It's true and nobest foundation and
vgoate and cheer the faithful defenders Of constitution
the rights Of the States and the faith of party We
should rally and the people viii gloriousy uphold the doc
trnes Of the message Nothing Of late has inspired with
much joy in politics this veto. II an evidence that
the orthodox democracy have yet encouragement
their devotion to principle We point with
administration, where and ought TO reestablish
firmly and immovaby cardinal fundamental doctrines
This is critical time fall ignobly triumph glo
rousy. BY progigate scfshness fall by adherence
principle triumph No honorable nor patriot
hesitate in such do hope that lukewam
will grow and jealous and that dsenon will urren-
der concert harmony and triumph The doctrines of the
message, applicable to the BILL ought to command approbs
ton. VIII they receive it7
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TINS pocroas DRINKING HrFR--a Medical men, says
DR. Gordcn are familiar with the fact that beer drinkers
in London scarcely scratch their fingers without
risk of their lives copous London beer drnker is
vital part lie his heart his sleeve bare TO death
wound even from rusty nail or the claw of catp Sir
Ashley Cooper, on occasion, called to drayman
who had received injury IN his finger from small
splinter Of stone. Suppuraton bad taken place This
distinguished surgeon opened the small absces with his
lancet On returning he discovered that he had forgotten
his lancet case going for this he found his patient in
dying state Every medical in London concludes
this same writer breads ADORE all things beer dnker
for PATIENT
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WORD TO THE FRIENDS OF THE NEBRASKA

The organized and perseveng steadness of the friends
Of the Nebraska bin yesterday in the House Of Represen
ves commands the gratitude Of those who agree with
them and the respect of their foes u is i'm
portant that this good beginning should be succeeded
by Indifference to-day and during the period that may in
before final action the bin We happen to know
that their opponents active and full Of resources and
that every effort win be made to take them BY surprise
Let them be early in their seats and let them be wide
awake to the good cause As we say in our own politics.
A tiu rote is Arrays rfetoryr
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Fresh beer ana vegetables for the Navy.


NAVY AaExT's oSvlcs, May H. 1854
GEALED PROPOSALS. will Thurs
day. me s t.y ofIass 1884 for the supply Of
quantities. Of
Washington station during Asca year commanding
day Of July Dext, and ending 3Olh June, tS53.
The beef vegetables good quality,
market Affords and each article ma be offered M ~ The pound
bond with approved security will
mated amount Of ths and per addition
be withheld from the amount Of each
contract which will on
account be paid until il il fully complied with
Every offer made accompanied the act Of
Congrsss king appropriation for the service for s48 ap
proved lO August 1880 BY written guarantee, signed BY
responsible persons the undertake
that the bidder bidders will his bid accepted
into obligation, within i've days, with sufficient
TO furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
guarantee.
A, G. ALLEN, Navy Agent.
May l2--Iaw4w a1G7
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ODE TO ART AND INDUSTRY,
Srssied by the Inauguration Of s Crystal Palace, New York.

y, s'SrnuAsr.
Hail bsAaieous Art, of birth sublime,
Bright offspring OF Inveniive Mind,
The>boast Of ev'ry age and cline
by virtue, genius, taste reGnod9
Here, in this gorgeous Palace, thou
Dost rule with than regal pride,
While Industry, with honest brow,
In conscious might, stands at thy side
We have, twin workers as ye are,
Undyins fame and glory
fame whose radiance shines sfsr.
A glory ccursns with the suai
Whee,cr within the world. domain,
We journey onward hand In hand,
True Progress follows in the train,
And leaves its impress on the land
Where Chaos dwelt, Order relsns;
Where fownid Darkness now beam. Ivht,
For ye have touched The hills and plains,
And 10, what spendor rrces the sight
The rugged riches OF the land,
The shapeless treasures oflhc deep
Fen thy bound fUrth when ye command,
And into forms exquisite leap
with wondrow skill and coasee~s toll,
We beauty the Esvths rude face,
Adorn and fructify the soil
And elevate the human
All honor then, 10 both ofyel
This Paincc be your chosen home
Protected By the brave and free,
While Heaven. smile illumes dome.
w.sHrseros, May 8, 1854.
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A Tribute Of Respect to .hs Memory Of III. Very


Kew. Wm Matthew.
Al the regular monthly meeting Of the Young
Society," May 1884, the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted:
Whereas pleased awise Providence from tho
Of earth beloved clergyman whose has been init
natey the history religion the last fifty
and whose noble qualities OF mind and while gaining
and admiration alike Of Catholics ind Proestans
faith OF which he > bright
Aud becoming proper that the members Of this
society while bowling in all submission the dpensaons In
Of BY humble though sincere
tribute his memory
therefore rsoIpsd Of the Young Catho
Society heard with deep senEty and heart
orrow Of the Very Rev. William Matthews, late
Parck church, and, while uniting with the rest Of
amentng tho dear Catholic
heart gladly II this melancholy occasion TO tes
admiration Of the shining virtues which illustrated his
long useful minister Of religion Though called
enjoy his weearued reward In another world
will be Cherished with the fondesi
Catholics Of Washington, witnesses
fidelity with which he executed the duties Of his
high holy ang amongst whom he left enduring
OF heavenly charity which animated his breast and
which by which he will be remembered
the father Of the orphan.n
Reod members Of this society will the usual
badge mourning thirty days. testimony Of their lore and
respect for The memory Of tho deceased.
R That foregoing preamble and resolutions be entered
length upon Journal and he pubIshsd In he Catholic Mir
und the papers ofths city,
RICHARD H. CLARKE President.
JoHs DYsR, Secretary.