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NOTICE.

h TIE WHITE HOULE PAVIL-
siIsiaasfs 6Ax<ion, &C has been rented for the
seasOn, and is ready Tor the reception of visitors
Large ID small parties can be accommodated
with Merls, sc.
For particulars apply to WILLIAM COKE, on
L, between 2lst and 22d streets.
No Excursion parties except those already On
gaget, can furnish their own caterer except paving
extra for the usc of the house.
by order Ofthe MANAGERS.
may 2t--MWSFIm
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u More money is spent in the United
states for cigars than for common schools.
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

A SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and a
"a nhe hosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
on exhibition at the Metropolitan Mechanics, Fair.
They are from the mandatory of HENRY ERBEN
OF New York.
For Terms, &c, apply TO Prof. SCHEEI., on 18th
street, north of f. HENRY ERREN
ieb 4--eou
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Fog EJ2cho1eJ, eScnecsiDg With tn. STAGES a.
Charlottesville, on f1snasys, wodnss isys, add fri
dAyn
FL LafLJ se6 nav MarLEt connecting with thf
ssss e OulpePsr, OF Tuesdays Thursdsys, and SAT
urdsy.
Per WincAeetsr dsiiy, connecting wfth ths stage
st Piedmont
For aidtlsSu-s daily, oonnsStIDg VITA ths s:sg'
nj the Plains.
Per ordsr: w.B. BRookETT, Agent
r-dtf
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Private Medical Treatiea
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEw OF MARRIAGE.
ux1. cmo,v

n. Is. La CEIUIX, II. D.,
ALBANY, N r
@c Pages and $50 Fine Plain and Cc!ored Lthc
graphs and Plates.
"a Price only - Cents IN
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DO YOU WANT FIRST RATE ICE

20 at once 10 ARMY, Bridge street. Georoe,own.
" ne was awarded MEDAL by the Metropoi,
tan Mechanics Institute, for ICE CREAMS, WA
TER ICES, and CAKES. NAV osSso,f
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HAIR WORK.

0NAMENTs of Hair, such as Bracelets. Chat.
81 elalns' Chains, Breastpins, Earrings, Finse,
ords1s 70 ptasL OF any desired design.
specimens may he seen At my store.
Az ,,n II. SEMKEN,
NO. TO- $50 Pa. ay., between Oh and ION ss.
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tEPANTMBST OF STATE,

LAND WARRANTS WANTED.
uE ands,sl2hed VIII pay the highest price for
Stocks ooeghI and cold ON Commission
HAMILTON G, FAINT,
No. asa Pa. avenue. wasb,nston
may as-lm (IntS Union)
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And WARRANTS WANTED for
IL "hlch the highest prices viii be Dsid by 80 so
CHUBB BROTHERS. a..
q may 'i-u SlnteD opp, the Trnsurv.
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BANKING HOUSE OF PAIRo q NouRs1,
q Opposite URaed Safes ncssWJ.
DONDS, Stocks and other seesnses pssehased
I'D and sold.
o ,r, sss 9; III M ss.s Il "a. %
m94A6n
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

Fam az Iu sossG tlIS s a. fn an AI.s
Washington at 8 and Alsxecdr.A at 81. o'osock.
Coschss lskve tie Cspicl i'r the beat ct ex eek
Cosch fare 10 cents
Persons Wishing tbs Coaches -.ll leave :Ss:r real
dslce with Geo. 4 Thos. Parker
Refrcshments on the boat.
oct 2s-dtf sA.rb GEDE1T, Csvt
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MEMOIRS Or THE COUNTESS OF sLRs-
w asihston,. sy:R' R. M.aasr, z: 3, z A, two
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JOHN LAHAHLN, Pastor
Of Exeter st., NJ. L. Church, Baltimore.
BLEEDING OP THE LUNGS.

BLEEDING OP THE LUNGS.
RALRIos, N. c., Feb. 8, IS.5.
Ees5Ts. Mortimer & Moio5ray:
/ do HEREBY certify that about twelve months ago
was taken with a severe hemOnhage of the Lungs
aud bad four attacks Oft | was advised to try Dr.
Hamp,on's Vegetable Tincture I procured one
bottle, and after taking which, was satisfied thai,
was much better; and that after taking the fourth
bottle was entirely well, and now enjoy as good
health as ever did in my life. can, and do, with
out the least hesitation. recommend the Tncuure
TO all persons afflicted in my way.
Tou.s, Gao. VI. WKAELzY,
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NEW POLKA,
TIVE CHEVY CHASE POLKA, composed foE
d and defeated = Miss Sally d. Bradley, by j.
ID. Saunders, ESQ. OF this city, whose composition 3
have always met with such great public favor
The merits o; the piece are such will introduce
il among All lovers Of music.
Price p cents.
lust psbiish"i and for sale by
HIEBtJS 4 RITZ.
The Presidents Mounted Guard Quickstep, con-
posed by te accomplished Pianist, MIR. Robert Hei
Ter, will appear in a few davs NAV -
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DEN TISTRT.
nR. mUNSON respectfully calls public attention
IL 10 his new patent, and GREATLY 0s.A
IMPROVED method o. setting Artificial HSx3HtA
Teeth, with Continuous Gum-the very hI1Ao
PERFECTION OF THE ART. This style of Teeth
has the following advantages over all others, viz !:
GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT. and BEAUTY, vieiBg with Nature in these
respects, and in some Others exceliing Public in
spection is respectfully solicited. Please call and
see specimens.
CaUTION.-N0 ether Dentist in the District &C
Columbia has right to make this style of Teeth.
". B.-Ieeth cOnsiitutona,'y healthy, plugged
and warranted for life.
Office and house at No. a9s street, near the
cGTaer Of Pennsylvania avenue and l4;h street.
en- Daft
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STATIONERY.
NAVY Drp.nrxxyr. Nav "a. 1855.

NAVY DEPARTMENT., May "a, 1855.
G EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win be re-
~ ceiyed at the ofoe Of the Secretary of the Navy
until three o'clock m of Fridxy, the 2eh day Of
Juns next, for furnishing all the stationery that
may be required by the Navy Department and IT'S
several bureaus for the year c?m encing the LIST
ta7 Of July, 1885, and ending on the 3Oth day Of
June, 1885. .
Al ths articles furnished must b. of the hest
quality, delivered without delay when ordered and
to the satisfaction Of the head the Office for which
they are required
If il be required each bidder for statonery must
furnish with his Proposal a sample Of each article
bid for
10 insure uniformity in tie proposals. blank forms
si be furnished 70 these dispc sed to bid and no
BIC VIII be nsideSet which does not fully conform
to tie advertisement, and in which each and every
article is not bid for, and in which mere than ope
price Is named for any one srti le
Bonds IN sufficient amount, with two or more sd
proved suretiss, for the faithful execution Of the
con rect, VIII be required OF the person r persons
contracting The authorized names of the sureties
mat III given, as also satisfactory testimonials
to fulhl the contract, mus. company the bid /;
otherwise, 1t will no. b considered
be DEF srtment reserves II itself he right Of or
dars greater or less qua tity Of ca a and every
srcle contracted for, as the public Service may
Qu're.
SHOULD sny article be required not enumera ed in
ths contract it to Re furnished at the lowest mar
ket p ice, according to its quality.
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Concerning Giants.

The existence of whole nations of 81.
gantic persons may well be questioned.
but there can be no reasonable doubt OF
the reality of certain individuals whose
stature has greatly exceeded that of man
in general. The exact heigh OF Og. king
of Bashan, has been yariously computed;
some supposing him 10 have been more
than twelve English feet, while others
think his stature did not exceed eleven
feet. In like manner, the giant Goliah,
of Scripture, is generally computed to
have heen about nine feet nine inches,
but commentators have supposed he might
have been full eleven feet high.
Among modern instances, a commissa-
nv on board LIE Mares fleet affirmed that
he had measured the bones of men in se-
pulchres of S out America, between
eleven and twelve feet high; and Turner
the naturalist, deslares that he had seen
on the Brazil coast race of gigantic
savages, one of whom measured twelve
feet. .4...s..r, t .I.... s.p. IS ..
The declaration of Turner is moreover
rendered credible by Monsieur Thevet
who, in his description of America, pub
lished at Paris 1915, asserts that he saw
and measured the skeleton of a South
American, then not many years dead
which was eleven feet five inches in length
his skull was three feet one inch in cir
conference, and the leg bones full three
feet four inches long. To these remark
oblo ;nstapceS may he added q wei .DrO
protioned living man, whom Diemer
brock saw at Utrecht, measuring eigh
feet six inches. Also youth seen by DR.
Becamus, who was nearly nine feet high
man almost ten feet, and woman quite
ten feet. Among our own countrymel
may be named Walter Parsons. porter t
King James the First, about seven fee
seven inches in stature and Edward Ma
lone whom DR.. Molyneux and DIR. Mus
grave have described Of the same height
4. D. 1922. l-,s-z ....
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satt Y L.-- .ksEffNf
rom .a',-LEyEEg STREET.
.A'' = IN IR Cd A u X /,

t %es IT, respectfully ~
Jones' Express 81, the opelasas Railroad, to keep up
regular supply Of 5sIanc.s, p, s7siy
Oysters, Clans, Croakers, Red Fish, Red
Snappers, Pompano, Trout, Sheep Head,
Founders, Crabs. (soft and hard SHE'LL
|Shrimps, &C., Sc, from the New Orleans
Market, during the entire season.
Per,on. who may wish anypaticnlar kind OF fish, veg
e,ahes or meats should their orders daily, by one
O'Clock NJ his stand on the levee, near Campbell
Co.'s. and they will meet with prompt attention,
July a5-n2t. go, IA 5,ssssJ. j. LAMoohhoA'
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70 ---- SHERIFf'S SALE.
CTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Par'sh OF

- Terrebonnc-rh Judicial District Court, setting IL
and for tie Pasi,t OF Terre onnc
w. ~ NJ no. J Vs. No. 1853.
John u. Un.terfied. John D. Ompr!
Ey virtue two wris OF Tieri Facies to me airesten IA
the above en- tiled numbered causes ~ the hohoip
the aforesaid Court have seized, and VIII ohtr for SAFE "
pnbiic auction at The Court House door OF SAID PARISH IN
Houlna on S,turdav the Isl i Of September, lsn', ne
tween the lio,:rs uf II A. NJ and p NJ. the ioio"as
Described property belonging 10 the defendant john y.
tumlerlie Il. to-wit:
Lot or section No :. in township No seventeen range
sixteen east bounded above by lind OF X Luke ana btN
nv land of Mrs Randall min. hundred amt hy
four 100 acres together with al the buildings anu I'M
urnye,nents thereon being, tlerehnto belonging.
The fnregoi. sale vii take place t. satisfy the Judgments
with tho accumulated interests aud costs the
titled causes.
JOSEPH A. GAGNE Sheriff.
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~uc LAST LEAF"

W .srrr WENDELL HOLMES
-, 80 sinn before
= !. ' e s,aasssaby the door,
As u nd again y :.r
1 u IL ts,ters DER the ground
a. with his cane. Ha. ~
.r..x say that in his prime
- rlas 'Ie pruning knife Of Time,
- Cat him down i..s
Nj > better man was found
r. r. the crier on his round
" Through the town.
ap,. now he walks the streets,
And he looks on all he meets
" Sad and wan
and he shakes his feeble head
That he seems as if he said
They are gone.
1.-THE messy marble rests
On the lips that he has Pres'
In their bloom,
Md the names he loved to hear
Have been carved for many yea'
On the tomb.
"My srandmamma has said
Poor lady she is dead
Long ago,-ia sl
That h. had a Roman nose'
4 And his cheek was like a rose
N In the snow. p
ut rs9ifaiai Ha'Fs =.
.But now bis nose is thin,
And it rests upon. his chin
-,r Like = staff; endless t5tF
And a crook is in his back, .
And a melancholy crack m5
In his laugh aau is
+ sfij.sia5sa3 ia. ta,i
II know it is sin - :
For me to sit and grin a9sF 81 81
At him here; ..a4ay 5.--...
But his old three .cornered hat,
And his breeches, and all that,
Are SO queer! IN,
Ei and If | should live te be ~.
The last leaf upon the tree
81 eaH In the spring; ..'
Letthem smile, as l do now,
Attic old forsaken housh,
q os Where l cling
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o. There is great deal Of poetry
about 8 dying for ones country" the
glory of a ssdeathbed on the battle field, !"
and all that, but statistical returns show
that the great majority of soldiers die OF
dysentery. which must be very different
affair. @ Il *as'-ssisssz ssEi' sae's@ 4 :
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF. '
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Paf.
~ oisse Terrebonne.-Cor du 5eme Dictrict.
H. Hobbs.

Up. Viguerie ct Gle. ..
En- vertu dun de Fl Fa. emane dc Ia sTs de Cour'
soussgne Sheriff dams colossus inuee ct hume
roiee. orri vente publi4ue IL maison 90 Cour
Houma, 't.'r
Samedi lie Ter jour de Septembre, 1850,
entire II heurcs A. NJ ct heures NJ les propretes e.
apre< decrites, apatenant J. T. Visuefie, savior:
Tro certains lots stues, dams cctte parroissc dams
n Vile de Houa CT de>gnes dams lie plan dc Ia ite vile
coe les Nos 3d. q ct g. mesnfant tous trols quatre
vinut neds de front sur Ia igne Nor-ie No. ~ ayant
une prooneur de cent pieds eale sur Ia sne EST e.
esf Int No 81 ayant profondeur sur Ia gne Quest
de cent cinq pes quatrevirg deuN pies sur la gne
Est Lot No. &c ayant nne profondeur de qnatrevinst
deux pieds Ia Igne Quest eli de cnquanie neu peu
sur IL gne Es-ensembie avec touteS les pausSes e'
aneHoratious appartenant
Deux autres certain Lots on tcrrans stges anss da
Ia Vile de ou1na etant les Nos. % ct 24-ie NO % me-
surant uuatrevnyt peds de front 10 gne Nord avec
cent ente sir eds de profondeur sur In Rousse cent
nonane neuf ries Ia lsne denhaut ct quatrevngs
deux pe,s hu pouces gne du fond borne en- maui
par lie lot No. "a ct en- bas par Ia rue e. a p
Ia me uni 1, .erare u ci-devant appartenant N T.
Nelson Lo; No "a meSurant quatrevngt pieds nc IRON.
sur cent de pro neur, borne en- haut par e lou No "a
ct en- has par lie No. 2 arriere par lie lot NO. ze et
en- ayant par rue qu separe celui CT du terrain
Madame Baker: Ensemble avectones les hatlsses Ct
ameorationsy appartenant-1les delX defhiers seHhs
ont etc aussi acqu Iar J. p. VigueIie)
g. I'm certain moroccan de terre gu Lot oplmL'ena
y;cuer;e ct Gle situe Ia parosse Terrehonne, sur Ii
rive gauche descendant ebTycu Terrebcnne, meSuns
soxante pieds front avec une profondeur dc dA
ION sur Ia proone designe fspres fafpantase) borne
en- b,nt mar lie tere Mathurn upre ct en- Das par III
,erre do r. T. Barrow-e dit moroccan de erre etc ac-
mis- mar p Visuerie ct Gle de Mathrn Dupre par un
acte sse par devant ]. A. Leblanc Recorder de 10 'e
uaroissc lie 1Oeme jour dAvrii, 1882
La Jite vente ftite pour satasiare III soie P "
nae nx nteras ct aux ras du process dams Cause CT
| dessus. u ''fH o,.c-.~,u
TnRxEs EFT cosD1r1ossrGoG y tGNc psn,,s sheriff
| tIor,r. % yn;,yet Ie55-2-tds. fl.0. SEQ .4t,s
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Neu- Orleans, Opelousas, and Great West
r-s ern Express.
4 DAILY EXPRESS is now establish.

NeU.OTlcu5tS, OPototeseAs, ""| O'e""
rs ern Express.
4 DAILY EXPRESS is now establish
II ed on the Opeousas Railroad. between New Orleans
and Bayon Iafourche, connecting in New Orleans with
"The American Express for all the principal Cities and
Towns in the North and West and at Bayon Lafonrche,
with
IIoLDEN'S STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS,
for Thibodaux Houma, Tgervle Ber~ick's Bay, Paer-
souyie Centerville, Franklin, New Iberia, St. Martins
Vile Washington and Opelousas.
SPECIE. JEWEI.RY, VALUABLES, and Merchandise
of every description forwarded and delivered promptly
Notes. Drafts Bills etc., collected and all orders attended
to pnnctualiy.
All merchandise or orders from New Orleans for the IN
terror must be left at the Office before p. NJ, the day
previous tn departure Orerseft at Joseph Barbas l3c
Old Ieyee street, will receive prompt attention.
EXPRESS leaves Adams & Co.'S Once. No. :5 Camp 81.
daily at A. M returning, leaves Franklin House, Thbo
dauy, at P NJ, and Bay Iafourche at n NJ
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
In connection With the above there is express for the
of Baggage to any part OF the city OF New
orleans so that passengers giving Their name and chec'
to the Express Messenger have their baggage deliver
ell az directed with promptness and despatch.
80 - - = -. STARR S. JONES, .l-I
rn1-tn Office 9s Camp Street.
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I The Zouaves.

The Parish correspondent Of the New
York Courier writes: d 80
Much Is you. have read about the
.Zouave," Il would be difficult for you con-
ceive, and find It for me to convey, an adj
equate idea Of this very extraordinary be-
Ing. Fancy to yourself fellow of some
IS or 90 years Of age-from FIVE feet six
to five feet nine inches in height; a.
lis hsxny shoulders four feet square.
His chsskslike thnmpins red potatoes: sa
His fair head, neck and chest, bronzed
with exposure to the sun of Africa-his
heard ndmoustache thick and bushy. His
eye restless, sparkling with intelligence,
andthe organ of frmness marvelously de-
veOped. His look bespeaking unmistake.
able audacity, yet without rudeness. sfsfi
In condition, too ffeshy, you would say
did you not recollect the life of activity
and uninterrupted training that he leads.
His muscle obvious His dress consists Of
ablue close waistcoat, over which he
wears loose, short sleeve blue jacket Of
the sailor build, but scarcely touching the
hip. A sky.blue sash confines the waist.
band Of pair of scarlet trowsers, made
so falias to out .Herod the additional pet
iicoat neither garment Of the Greek, and
seemingly tucked up At the knee in order
,edisplay. ID ..a4 7al.a.4G Is ss4a
Alesvould make Chairman stare. -
Forced into a coquettish yellow Logging
with many buttons and terminating in a
white gaiter, the whole surmosnted BY the
ugly,unbecoming scarlet Fee, Of the, Turk
IN undress, anda beautiful Turban, when
en- graade 'ease. The perfect freedom Of
his movements in this costume may be
conceived, but not the look Of combined
daring-irleprsssible effrontery and con.
hdence with which, Is Ihave already said
without particle q iimppdence or swag.
ger,the "Zouave" meets YOUR regard
IAe pay Of the French Cuiirass;iers and
Carabiniers is said 70 be insufficient 70,
theboard Of those gigantic men, )who are
rather pale, certainly, but this is attributed
eood deal to the cuirass. The dietar,
Of NE AZouave" must be on ! most gen
eFos. sale, he is a '.high bred fellow'-
picture Of plumpness and Of roundness
Implying robust health and sound consti
u ,u'lo., Add to these appearance til,
.aosleege that the %Zomye de Ia Guarde
:, : nan Of tried mettle,i in whose voca
l t'as words fear and danger are nc
q oend, and yet he is watchfnl, patieu
'uaaag' cautions as the tiger cat. 'e.,s5i
9 (Is.1- ssssbef.
Sir Lionel'de Rothschld, who ha
90 several years been elected one nf th
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!, Sir Lionel'de Rothschld. who has
~ several years been elected one Of the
nemoers Of parliament from the city Of
:. London. but who has never been permitted
= we hls seat owing 10 religious, or, "a,
aef Jewish DISABILITIES, is like to be, de.
rHed = the position, owing to his having
ekcn Tie recent loan Of Elf.OOO. ono
g Old Statute has been hunted up, which
: itfenal for = lender Of .poajes to
= government to continue Z nember 81
- aoase Of commons. The act, though
.os'rd aad Givolss, is nevertheless a sta al
s O the realm. and Baron Rothschild
- % seagea To- iiSsign,l no doubtto !,
's'e'ectad ~ The citizens Of Lsndoa.
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Estate of Ernestine Boyer wife of Nercisse Bourdreai
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judi
Succession Ernesne Boyer pouse de NeIcisse
TTAT DE T,ALOUISIANE- de

LVTAT DE LA LVUIoIANEl-Oo ue
" Cinquieme District, paroisse de Terrebonne.
Atendn Que Narcsse Bondreau de Ia parosse de Ter
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MORRIS & WILLIS.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-02
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!

EULFORD & BROTHER having CON-
Il mencea the Carriage Business in all its branches in
the Shop Jackson street next door To the Methodist
Church, Thibodaux, are prepared to manufacture
Busgies, Carriages, Rockauays g. Su'kies
in any and every STYLE also repairing done Persons de-
string hng in their lire would do well to give them
call, All work guaranteed tn give satisfaction
F. b. tender their thanks TO the citizens of As>un,-
tion Lsfourche and TerrebonHe for the liberal patronag'
thew have extended them since the last two years tha
that they have been engaged in the above business and
hone for a continuance of the same.
They have always hand Carriages, Rockaways, Bug
cies and Sulkies Harness Whips, Fiy-netins &c, &c
Of their own manufacturing, the workmanship which
always guaranteed
They are will ng trade very liberal terms for cas
or good paper. All repairs done at reasonable rates. an
with the greatest des patch
FULFORD & BROTHER, Jackson Street.
! Thibodaux, August I'd, lsoou- ...+ r