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ATIvE, NOT A DYE, but restores gray hair to its
original color, by supplying the capillary tubes
with natural SuStenanee, impaired by age or dis
ease. All inSioniansous dyes are composed Of lunar
hair, and afford Of themselves no dressing. Helm.
streets Inmitable Coloring not only restores hair
to Its natural color by an easy process, but gives
the hair a LUXURIANT BEAUTY, promotes Its
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drum, and impArts health and pleaHAntness to the
head. II has stood the test Of time being the ORR
EinAl Hair coloring, and is constantly Increasing
in favor. Ussd by both gentlemen and ladies. II
is sold by all respectable dealers, or can be pro-
cured by them Of the commercial agents,
d. S. BARNES 4 CO.,
0oa Broadway, New York.
TIVE sizes, 80 cents and o..
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FROM SAN FRANoIsco.


SAN Francisco, Feb. 24.-Arriyed, barque
Emily Baunning, with Shanghai dates TO the 9th
of January.
Chinese papers Of the 9Th of January-the
latest receiyed-say nothing Of the Alabama
being blocks AIDED at Annoy, al any time. The
only news on this subject comes in private let
ters, dated Jan. 9th. One Of these letters says
"The Alabama Is reported TO be In our yicin.
uy.n Another, that "the Alabama 10 reported
al Singapore, coaling." Another says that
American ships In Chinese waters are looked
upon with some distruSt, but why is not stated
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Ez-Hagan's Magnolia Bslm.-This is thS
most delightful and extraordinary article ever Dis
covered. II changes the sun-burnt face and hands
10 pearIy satin texture Of rAvishinR beauty, I'M
parting the marble purity Of youth, and the di'in.
gus appearance 80 inviting In the city belle Of
fashion. It removes tan, freokles, pimplos and
roushness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. II contains no
inatersl Injuries to the skin. PAtronized by Act.
reIses and Opera singers. It ls what every lady
should have. sold everywhere. ....-
Prepared by W. Z. HAGAN, Troy, n. y,
Address all orders to
DEaAs 3. BARNES 4 CO.,
New York
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a Masonic Hall Association" is proposed
TO be chartered In this city by a bill of Senator
G.imes. It is to have a capital of $500, 900 in
shares Of $50 each. The leading masonic or.
EGniEatlons are Its patrons. Hon. B. B. French,
Of the Grand Encampment oftho United States
OF America, Knight Templars, heads the list
Of eorporators.
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The NEW YoRK papers say that the city Of
Washington was filed with rumors Tuesday,
touching alleged movements not only Of armies
In the West but also Of the Army Of the Poto-
on Sunday was followed by reports that tents
were 70 be struck the following morning, and
a serious effort would be made to dlslodge Lee
from his position on the south bank of the
Rapidsn. This will be news to some of our
citizeps,
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ADANIsH FRIGATE CRUISING AFTER STEAMER
been received at Lloyd'S OF DAM h figate
cruising on Yarmouth this morning, and sew
eral vessels bound for . German port were
afraid 10 go out. The Teutonia steamer, which
arrived on the 4th at Southampton from New
York, bound for HfmburE, il supposed to be
tho object the DaniAh frigate 10 In search Of.
She had only $500 on board, the bulk OF the
London Morning Post, Oh,
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A RELIc.-A lady living in Sussex, M j., has
the following check in her possession, written
In the bold, peculiar hand OF the Father OF
his Country:' .,, go.
The Cashier oThs Office Of
Discount and Deposit - Bchim0rsi
viii please pay LUKH kERsEr, Esq, or
bearer, the sum Of one hundred ana eighty
three dollars and slxty-nine cents, and - the
same TO my account
1888 69-100'Dolls. GEo. WAsHINaToN.
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THH FOURTEENTH RETURSED-C Captain Berry
sgdin CommdnddRt al he "CenfrdI,n The itth New
HnmpGhire volunteers arrived in this city this
morning from HArperl Ferry and viii be quArtered
for the time being at their new barracks, corner
seventh and o streets. IL 10 understood that Capt.
Ira Berry will be again detailed TO the post OF com
mAnder At the Central GuATdhouse.
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The Catholic Telegraph says that members OF
that denomination who, within few months,
would not even think on the subject OF abon-
tion, are now most anxious for its success, and
their good sense il convinced that the worst
use you can put human being 70 Is to make
him slave. The Telegraph faVors constitu.
tional amendment abolishing slavery In all
the Union
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Token OF Humanity.

Ths President has sent message 10 Con-
Eress relative to allowing the master of the
schooner Highlander" to accept from the
Privy Council Of Trade of the Queen OF Eng
land gold watch, for services rendered 70 the
sblpwrecked crow OF the "Pearl."
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BosToS, Feb. 24.-Philander II. Pease alias
HIP. Livingston, who was committed to jail
some days ago, In default Of $4,000 ball, on
charge Of swindling, was to-day discharged
from custody, complainants in case having
acknowledged satisfaction.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24.-The draft drawn
at Cape of Good Hope by Captain semmes In
payment for coal for the Alabama was pro-
tested in England for non-payment, and was
returned to Cape Town previous to Dec. 81.
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s4J- The railroad advertisements on or fra
page are inserted by authority ofte railroad com
paniss sepsrally named, ara officially corrected
uhen changes are made, hsncc caH bs relied upon
~ correct.
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Mr.. Summers amendment Of the bill TO
equalise the pay Of soldiers, giving bounty TO
those re-enlistlng during the past fall, has just
bcen carried in the Senate by vote Of 10 to 1s.
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CONGRESSIONAL RECEPTION.

Cards have been issued by the President and
Mrs. Lincoln for reception at the Executive
Mansion on Tuesday evening next, March LIST.
The Invitations are strictly limited TO Senators
aud Representatives, and their families.
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10 Subscribers falling to rsesiVs os Rsp''D'ican
r,yiiiarlg ,oiil please notify niS Office.
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Movements OF BtSameTS-The Bohsnlian
10 be Raised.
INV tha Peoplsia IAne1

PORTLAND, Feb. 25.-Ths steamor Hlbernla
viii sail from here on Sunday, at p M, In
place Of the Bohemian.
IA contract has been made with the New
York Coast Wrecking Company 70 raise the
bohemian and bring her to port without the
cargo. Tho Wrecking Company are SanSuins
OF thslT success,
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THE COURTS.


Feb, 26-on motion Of Hon. Caleb Gushing, John
W. Cary, Esq, of Wisconsin, was admitted an at
torney and counsellor at this court
No. III. Charles FoGaatt, appellants e. Tho
United states, The argument Of this cause was
continued by Mr. Mills for the United States.
Adjourned till tomorrow, at II O'Clock.
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tSg- HseaR tie dtteatioa Of business men 10 ths
classification Of our advertisements. We i'tend
% koso D,asiness eve TO tds matter for he bsrsHt
~ oar pdtroSsk
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FIRE AT CAnBRIDGE, MASS.
One Hundred Thousand Tons OF Ice
...... ...ri seOrchSd.-

BOSTON, Feb. 25.-Messrs. Russell & Hit
tlngTe & Co.'s Ice houses were destroyed BY nre
this morning, and one hundred thousand tons
of Ice, cut this season, was destroyed. The
building, 1t is supposed, were fred by some
person or persons unknown. No cine has beer
found Of the lneendiary a. yet.
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The New York Democratic Delegation

ALBANY, Feb. 2s.--In the Democratic Con
yentIon, to-day, full list Of deleagates to the
Nation al Convention was selected.
Tn ose at large arcs Horatio Seymour, Dean
Richmond, Isaac Butts, and August Belmont
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..,.. ,,.,,.. :, A..

Ars,lnE the slaves at the south.
The Richmond correspondent Of the London
Thn,s asserts that where ono slave is fighting
for Lincoln, Ten will be found fighting for the
SouthI''
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CAUGHT AT LLsT.-Lloyd Adams, a black
lAborer, was arrested last evening BY onieer
Lynch, of the Seventh precinct, upon the charge
overcoAt, from Charles Randolph, who lives on
Tenth street, between NJ and N Gtreeta. The then
was reported at the once OF the Superintendent oi
Police some time siooe. Adams was In restAu.
rant on sixth street when arrested. He was sent
to Jail for court by Justice GibeTson.
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The inevitable bin OF Senator Powell, re.
peallng the fishing bountles, was submitted
to-day In the Senate. II is usually voted down
but once q session.
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District Circuit OOurt-ststsd Term
CHIET JUITICH CAhTTHI

CMIEF JUSTICE CAhTTER.
Feb. 25.-In the ease Of Henry Merleke, appel
lAAt, ps. Thomas Gallagher, appellee, the appellee
recovered against the appellant the sum Of t"en'
ty-throe dollars,
The case OF David Roche Vs. VIM. T. Carroll was
ordered to be argued before the general term.
In the ease OF Henry Gr1ler, appellant, w. yohh
Ridge, appellee, the appeal was, on motion ol ml ~
Norris for appellee, dismissed BY the court on ths
ground that they had failed to nle psutioh' a.
required by law, -,,-,.,.,,
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nz-T1s OOics cCthe National Rspue'icr' i' at
jil Nnh srcd, betcsen Pt'p'sglDo''id dvs'''e aud
D street. ..H....
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LIQUOR SnLLlRs FINED The following par
ties were fined $40 each this and yesterday morn
ing, by Justice Ferguson on the charge OF selling
liquor to soldiers, p. Kelly, Of the Monumental
Hospital; Fred. Collin an, barkeepsf for John Ger
hArdt, VIM. Murphy, Amelia Johnson, lcolored,) J
b, HenIey, proprietor Of Metropolitan HALT Jerry
Lynch, and James Green,
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PRISONERS OF WAR.-LaSt night four prison
ers Of war were brought to this city from the
army and were committed 10 the Old Capitol BY
the PraVslt MArahsl.
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Destruetlvs Fire at LAfAystts, Indiana

Destructive Fire AZ LAiAystteI IhdIHhH'
On the morning of the 2Sd instant, an acci-
dental Gre at Lafayette destroyed two nne
blocks of buildings containing the Post once,
journal office and book bindery, boot and shoe
stores, &c. One of the blocks was owned by
Hon. G. 8. orth, the member from that dis
trict, on whom the loss falls heavily.
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WASHINGTON, d. O.

rHuRsDAYm,,,,n,.,aa.FEBRuARY ss. 1884
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BAwDI HOUSE KEEPER ARREsTED.-Maggie
Brown the proprietress OF house Of ill-fAme, No.
sol Thirteenth street, was arrested this morning,
by order OF the Judge Advocate OF the Central
GuArdhouse. Two soldiers who had been IN the
house stated thAtlthey had procured liquor there,
and one OF them, Elijah MeCray, was brought to
the GuArdhouse about 2 o'clock this morning by .
haokmAn, who stated that he had got into his hack
at that house. MoCrAy was so druuk at the time
that he could give no account Of himself. He was
held until to-day, when he stated to the Judge
advocate that when he first went Into the house
he came to himself this morning he had no money
or watch. she was ordered to be held until hef
examination tomorrow morning. The proba.
money as this Il il thought, will be the only way
to stop tho nefArlouA practice OF drugElng and rob
bing soldiers, which 10 now beng carried on 30 OK
tenIIvoly in the houses OF ill-iAme Id this city.
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DANGEROUS DRIvING.-A''man named Johi
Farrell was arrested last evening, about u
O'Clock, on. Pennsylvania avenue, near seventh
street, for fast driving He drove his buggy d
rapidly that his horse run into q crowd who wer
waiting for the cars and knocked down Commo
dore Montgomery and Mrs. Carpenter, who wa
with the Commodore. 1he man was fined %, an
was required to give bail in the sum Of $500 TO
his appearance at court n
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,sg-Sse first aud fourth pages for iHterestini
JtcdiHg matter.
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DIsLoYAL.-Wm. Hammond was arrested
yesterday BY one Of Capt. DolAn's deteetiyeI, on
fhe oh1TGe Of disloyAltJ. He was taken before the
Provost Marshal, where he took the oath OF allie
glance.
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TIM SEVENTY THOUSAND boLLARs RoBBERI.
Mr.. Briggs, the clerk to Major Malone, has been
In this robbery. Major Malone and son are now
in custody, and the sitter is underaoing inyesti'
cation, as IL has been placed In the hands OF Col
ment,
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until wednesday, at IL O'Clock

United states Court Of Claims
Fsb. 26.-No eases being ready, this court Ad
jouTnSd until tomorrow At II an
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pLRp.

On IN. afternoon Of Februafy a,th, JAeos Gin.
roN, In the 18th year ofhi age.
His friends are invited 10 attend his funeral on
Tomorrow (FridAy) afternoon, At O'clock, from
his late fesidspce No. te9 seventh strset
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G1-RepubIican nAssoeiation.-Ths mem-
bers ef the Republican Association Of Washington
are requested 70 meet At the Union League Read.
SATURDAY EVENING, the Instant, al ~
o'o ook, 10 take initAtory measures for securing
Representations OF all qualified voters" OF the
District Of Columbia, "who desire the uncondi-
tional maintenanoe or the Union, the supremacy
Of the Constitution, and the complete suppression
Of the existing rebellion, with the cause thereof
BY Vigorous war, and all apt and eieient meaus,N ~
In the National Convention, to be held In Balti-
more, on Iuesday, the Th day Of June next for the
President and Vice President Of the unite fStates
L. cLEpHAnr, Secretary. fsas-st
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MA4Oa GENERAL PEnAsASTOn IS in town.
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Edition
TO A COMMAND.
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.

We are glad to be able to announce that
Major General Franz sgel has been assigned
to the command of the Department Of Western
Virginia, and will at once enter upon the ere
cutlon Of his duties.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

m ceiumbia Typographical ssciety.-
special meeting Of this society will be held THIS
Civ Hail. for the purpose OF taking such action as
may be proper upon the death Of Mr.. JAcon
GIDEON, an Ex-President OF the Society.
JOHN Q. PROCTOR,
fe26-lt Cor and Rec. Secretary
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10 NOTES.-The Ladies and Gentlemen
comprising the members and friends OF John wes-
ley Church, Connecticut avenue, win have grand
TH6RsDAY EVENING, Feb. rs, for the benefit OF
the Church. The Executive Committee and Board
Of Manager will spare no pains or expense In
making this one OF the most agreeable entertainf
mentu Of the teAson, and pledge 10 give
satisfaction 10 all that wil favor them with their
patronage. COMMITTEES; Mrs. Sarah 0asAway, pres
ldent, Mrs. Kllen Johnson, vice prenidenti Mrs.
Louisa Brown, Miss Agnes Robertson.
Admission, for gentleman and lady, 81 single
admission, o. fe9t2ts
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ALAnMs OF FRE.-Shortly after 12 O'Clock
last night, the two stables belonging to Messrs.
the centre Of the square bounded by Twelfth
and 1hirteen.h and G and y streets, (Island,l J
were discovered on FIRE, and general alarm
was sounded, bringing out the entire hre depart
ment, including the Government engines. Owing
to the sea city Of wAter-there being but one plug
streets)--only the apparatus of two companies
could get to work; the Perseverance forcing water
from the plug 10 the Franklin, who played on the
flames.
For q time the adjacent property was In great
dAnEsr and to save Il much of the fencing about
the nrs was torn away. Mr.. Murphy had In hi.
$500 Mr.. hidgway's stable was occupied by Mr.
L. ChAmplin, who had in the stable at the time
several horses, and about II several lumber wag'
onI, which were all saved. Mr.. Champlin, how.
ever, lost about el0o worth Of feed. There 10 no
doubt but that this was the work Of an incsndiAry
Al alarm Of nre was sounded yesterday after
noon, caused by the burning Of some brush In the
neiEhborhood Of fTennallytovn.
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An OLD THKPT DIscovERED.-Mr. Donald
son was arrested yesterday by Oficer Noonan, OF
the Sixth precinct, upon the charges Of larceny
and Of assault and battery, and was required BY
Justice Rowland to give security for court. The
assault was made upon John Dugan, detective,
who saw upon his person breastpin which was
stolen from him about three years ago. Donald
son was Immediately accused OF the theft, and,
therefore, made the assault. ..
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Important From Colorado
River.

SAN Francisco, April 18th, lS64.-lt has
been ascertained that the schooner Potter,
which sailed in ballast, for Colorado river
on Sunday, ''clandestinely, took as cargo
after clearing from the Custom House, three
thousand kegs of blasting powder. lis
believed this powder is destined for Nor
thern Mexico, for mining purposes, the
authorities having prohibited such ship,
ments, the mines of Sonora must be closed
unless means are devised to introduce pow
der clandsstinely.
Sugars, teas, rice, and most articles OF
foreign importation are frmer, in anticipa
ton of an increased duty before Congress
adjourned. tgg
A letter of April lst, from La Pare, on
the Colorado River, says that the Indians
were killing people, stealing stock, and pre-
venting miners from working in the Walker
River district. Unless energetic measures
were taken, little work will be done this
season. Gen Wright is urged to send
down one hundred soldiers. The Indians
along the Colorado River are yet peaceable
as a whole, and will probably remain SO if
the disturbance fartheriEastfs quieted soon.
1t is Of the greatest Importance to have
Irat,oa speedily brought back from the
Atlantic States, as he exercises FREEDOM
inant influence over all the Indians in this
part of the Country. ..,
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relieved as acting adjutant general at cav
airy hs6dqusrtsfs.a General Badly Smith
left hisevenipg for Fortress Monroe.
TheNumber of Ships of War
Awaiting Crews.

The humberof navalvessels now waiting
cFews q aboutforty, and tie number is con-
stantly Increasing, in spite Of all the efforts
that can be made to recruit seamen. Up to
the present time not man has been trans
ferred from the army to the navy under the
law pasted for that purpose. Messrs. Stan
ton and Halleck have succeeded thus far IN
preventing any practical effect from that
measure. Plenty of orders are issued but
no more are Forthcoming. Sesmen whose
time has expired more than six months ago
are still detained in the service from neces-
sity, as otherwise the work vitality necessary
to be accomplished py the navy in the sup
preston of the rebellion must be abandon
ed. With thousands of applications on file
in the Navy Department from seamen de-
string te avail themselves of the provisions
of the law on this subject, this ought not
to be, and the President should at once de-
feat the Vaccinations of the War Depart.
ment intended to cripple the navy and de-
stroy its usefulness.
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Deserters Report Hardee's
Corps Ordered to
Virginia.

CHATTANOOGA, April l6.-All quiet at
the front to day, no change in the military
situation.
A rebel Lieut.. and 50 non commissioned
officers and privates came into our lines
last night they report Hardee's corps Or
dered from Dalton, several trains left be-
fore they came away, it is believed in rebel
camps that they were going to Virginia.
A fire broke out in the brick block ad
joining the military prison here, this lore
noon. These buildings are jointly occupied
by the quarter master and provost marshals
departments and sanitary commission de-
stroyed before the progress OF the fire could
be stopped, the jail in which the rebel prs
ouer were confined was saved with difficult
ty: No prisoners escaped, no government
property was destroyed. The loss on the
buildings is twenty thousand dollars.
Major General Newton goes to Cleveland
to morrow and will have command of the
Second division, Fourth corps, formerly
Gen. Sheridan's.
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The Republicans of the New York Legis
lature, in common with their brethren all
over tho Northern States, seem to have eat.
en- plentiful dose of the Insane roo"
which dethrones mems reason. The Com
mittee on Banks and Banking, large ma
iority of whom are members of the Ad
ministration party, recently made report
to the Assembly at Albany condemning the
issue of National Treasury notes and pro-
posing measures for the protection of the
State Banks Some Of the ablest tinanci-
ers in the Assembly wore members Of the
Bank Committee and it comprised the
shrewdest and best business men tho Re-
publican party could afford. But, "a we all
know, it is eminsntly unpatriotic to ques-
ton the wisdom of Mr.. CHASE, 'the father
of all the Greeubacks," or to offer any re
monstrance whatever against the financial
policy he has inaugurated, so, the Repub-
licans In the New York Assembly passed
resolutions the other day pronouncing the
authors of the Bank report "Dis loyaP and
reading them out of the party. What
next?