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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-03

Y PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR.
Will attend promptly to the Tuning and Re-
pairing of Pianos Melodeons, Aceordeon5 &c,
&C. Orders will be received at MI. Robert
Bells Book Store, No. 81, King street; with
Mr. John II, Parrotv and at V BIS residence,
24l, King street
Y. Becker also offers his services and long
experience in the business to persons wanting
new Pianos, and wishing the advice Of an able
and disinterested judge. ap 4-tt
NTOTICE.-All persons in my debt will please
~ make prompt payment either to me or to
T. A. Brewis All bills Of mine that are not
the hands Of an officer for collection. All per-
sons having claims against me will please pre-
sent them at once. HEN I. DAg %;
Alexandria, Va, Sept. l3, 1865 sep l5-lm
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Educational

FHNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING HAD
i large experience in teaching in Winchester
and at her points in Virginia, purposes to open
| IN this CITY, at the northeast corner OF WASH
ton and Duke Streets on the first OF October
next 8 school for the instruction Of a limited
number Of boys in tho Classics. Mathenat-
les, and English branches.
Further particulars may be learned By ap.
plication to him, at No. S. corner Of Washing
ton and Queen Streets Alexandria.
sep 2l-ln* CHARLES L. Pow ELL.
4 LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
II No So, Washington ST., Alexandria, Va.
This school will DO opened for the reception
Of pupils at o'clock, &. NJ, or Monday the
18th Of September.
The Principal will teach lLathen1atics, An
Branches. Mrs. ANNA S. GEORGE, the
Elementary Glasses; Prof c. w. SCHUER
MAN Musc-Voc and Instrumental
The course Of instruction will be thorough
and extensive, and especial attention will be
bestowed upon the disciplinary studies-SpelI-
ing, Reading, Writing, Geography, &c.
Terms-per quarter of the scholastic year: pay
able III advance
Elementary class Ply ~ ~
Junor - oO cO
Board and Washing 62 5O
Fuel (for day pupils). s).::....................: oo
Music and Modern Languages at Professors
charges
For Circulars address.
sep 6-tf X. kEM PEk, Irlnclpel.
DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE OPENS
ID for the recep ion Of BOARDING and DAY
PUPILS the 18th Of September. The course
of study will be thorough, embracing all the
branches Of a finished female education. In
the Preparatory Department every effort will be
made to secure for the young thorough
grounding. Music and French will receive es-
pecial attention. A Professor Of Music will be
employed for advanced pupils. A competent
Instructress in Music will also be engaged, rem
dering this desirable accomplishment less eX-
pensiVe for beginners and others who prefer
in the Recitation Room during certain specified
hours, and rigid attention viii be paid to pro
nunciation throughout the whole course. Gold
and Silver Medals and Premiums will be award
ed at the close Of the session as usual. For cir
culars, containing terms, Sc, apply to
sep ST No Ill., Queen St, Alexa., Va
A LEXANDRIA sCHOOL-The School for
N boys formerly conducted by the Messrs.
Kemper will be reopened by the undersigned
on the 18th september, in the large and com
Portable room. on the S. E. corner Prince and
Fairfax streets.
Terms, per quarter Of the scholastic year:
Payable in Advance
Elementary class, $1,000
Senior s. 1900
DEL. KEMPER,
aug12-tf w. D. STUART, M. A.
yX7ENTWO ORTIZ FEMALE SEMINARY,
w Prince street, opposite the Post Office;
The duties of this Institution will be resumed
on the 1lth of September. Circulars may be
obtained from the principal.
iy3l-tf ALBERT E. BASSFORD.
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VoLuME LXXI.
puB1IsHED (DA1LY) By

PUBLISHED (DA1LT) BIZ
EDGAR SNOW DEN, SR.2
m~OFFICE-No. 104, King street over
French's Book Store
a Advertisements and Subscriptions re-
aoiuad at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow ,
den's Office, corner Of King and Royal Streets
over Owe J, Owing's Dry Goods store.
n-TERMs OF SUBcRIPTIoN--Sixty cents
ner month; or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
IN advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS in serted at the usual rates
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sep 2S-eOts
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U INSTRUCTION ON THE
PIANO, GUITAR, HARP, AND IN FO
CA T. MITSIG

CAL N USIC.
The undersigned, after an absence Of six
wears, again presents himse to his friends and
the public generally, for giving instruction on
the above named instruments and In vocal
music ~
Those desiring to secure his services will
please apply at either Mr.. Frenchs or Mr. En-
twisle's Book Store, on King Street, and ct the
con- o.s1 TIFF JOHN E. BRANT
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The sab
~ scriber has taken out letters Of admlnl5-
tration on the estate Of Alexander BoWden,
decd, late Of Alexandria, Va. All persons
having claims against said estate, are hereby
notified to present them for scttlefnent, and all
personss owing the estate are notified to make
payment Of the same.
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9 H Z R Z + S S 4 / +
On MONDAY, 26th Of October next, shall
SELL to the highest bidder for cash, ito salts ~ ~
al execution in my hands against the OId
Dominion steamboat Company,) the engine
boiler works and wreck ofthe steamer Virginia. ong
The Virginia. was burned in April, 1867, and
lies in water about two feet IN depth: within
two hundred yards Of the wharf at Fredericks-
burg,
wharf Of the Baltimore Steamboat Company
J. S. G. TIMBERLAkE,
Sergeant, Fredericksburg, Va.
BEAxToN & WALLACE, Attorneys for Pitts.
Fredericksburg, sep 20-dts
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. Freights through
~ from Lynchburg and Alexandria to Balti-
more, via Orange and Alexandria and Baltimore
Railroad with out change ofcars.
On and after TIL HURSDAY, 21st inst. frcghts
will be received and forwarded to Baltimore by
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
For through receipts and further information
'sf~' = J. f. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent.
VIM r. MCCAFFERTY,
seq 22-ln General Superintendent
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SX7ENTWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
w Prince street, opposite the Post Office;
The duties of this institution will be resumed
on the 18th Of September. Circulars may be
obtained from the principal.
jy 3l-tf ALBEKI Il. BAoSfORD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-28

NTOTICE.-JAMES CHATHAM informs his
" friends, and the epublic, that he has reopen
cd his LIVERY STABLE, at the old place,
Pitt Street. near the corner of Cameron, where
and BUGGIES. Horses taken on livery, and
bought and sold. He invites his old friends and
the public generally, to favor him with their
patronage. Oct lI--t1
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NTATTONAI EXPRESS COMPANY.
OF STOCK FOR
VIRGINIA.
ROBT A. LANCASTER, Of Richmond.
JAMES r. BRANCH,
hTS -

ROBT. A. LANCASTER, OF Richmond.
JAMES r. BRANCH,
VIM B. ISAACS, .,
An opportunity is offered to the citzens OF
Alexandria to subscribe to the stock OF COM
panv which is to be National IN It's character,
and whose main object is to furnish officers and
soldiers of the late opposing armies with en-
The National Express Company is to be Or
oanized under a charter from the Leg1slature OF
Virginia, with capital Of five millions OF dol
lars. in shares of one hundred dollars EACH
This capital is to guarantee against loss, ana to
give confidence and security to the trade and
Commerce of the country. It is believed that
five per cent. will be ample to put the company
in successful operation all over the United States
Two hundred and forty-fve thousand dollars
have already been subscribed in the city. OF
Richmond, by citizens Of all classes Of society
and occupations, and more would have Deen
taken. but the design Of the originators OF the
company being to make it entirely National 1t
was ordered that opportunity be offered to every
Sate to subscribe to the stock. The amount OF
s1 the capita is to be apportioned among the States
in the ratio Of their representation IN Con-
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION are opened at the
Custom House by Andrew Jameson, and at the
Banking House of J. W. Burke by A: Herbert,
For particulars enquire at the above places.
oct lit
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ES
II TISHMENT.

FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB
Il LISHMENT.
Messrs. O'Neil q Dwelly having purchased
the interest Of Messrs. Arnold g Field IN the
MER CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied by
that firm,
S3 KING STREET,
Where NAV be found the best assortment Of
CLOTHS, in this city, both Of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr.. O'Neil's ability as cutter iustifes them
in assuring their customers stylish and well
fitting garment:
They have also fine assortment OF Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties, Scarfs and Gloves Of all kinds.
". Please call and examine our goods and
judge for yourselves at So King street, one door
east of Park Theatre: sep 2b-tf
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Clothing, &c.
r z III O Y A L
A RNOLD s. FIELD,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEMEN'S SFURNISHINGGO GOODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, at No. 8S, King st., to
to O'Neal s. Dwelly and removed TO No: 69 we
porpose to offer for your inspection good line OF
the above goods. Our long experience IN the
manufacture of Cloths and Cassimeres, gives
us a great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to sell at a small advance on
cost
We shall offer great inducements to Tailorss,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap.
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment great selection Of goods in that line
always on hand. Give call and you will
never regret it, at No. 50, King street, next
door to Millers China Store.
sep 22-tf ARNOLD Y FIELD.
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VOLUME LXVI.
puBL1sHED (DAILY) By
GnGAR SNOWDEN, SR.

nFFTCE-No 1O4, King street, over
French's Book Store.
ne- a Adyertisements and Subscriptions re-
oo;1zad at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow
den,s den Office, corner of King and Royal Streets
over over !. Owings Dry Goods store.
mg-TERMs OF SUBcRIPTIoN--Sixty cents
nar month; orSix dollars PER ANNUM, payaole
Ia advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the usual rates.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04
IIlaal nakes NAM .4beIlilontsts

One JoHS DouoHERry, who some
years ago went to California, has return.
cd. He left this country 'sfor the ooun
,ry's good" and men Of all parties hoped
that his leaving would be final. But
john has returned to the bosom Of his
loved family. While JOHN was away he
made little money. To California mon
ey means money not rags. JOHN brought
his ehink tothe states and a patriotic in.
dividual induced him to buy greenbacks
Ut 10 per cent OF the dollar and invest
the ereenbacka in Government bonds -
Immediately after this patriotic proceed
ing JonS became excessively 'lcyal,"
although, but a short time before 10 left
California he made . most bite. Co2M :.
head speech and denounced LINCOLN as a
traitor and JoHEsoS as a pcrjured villain.
When he got his bonds he changed his
tune. We did not intend to notice him
at this length. We only proposed TO say
that this sneak is now stumping Ashland
County for the purpose Of pcrsuading the
people that he should have not only the
benefit Of having swindled the govern.
ment out Of serenity per cent, but, also, that
his money thus invested should not be
taxed to pay our national debt. JOHN
don't work for hire. The Abolition Cen.
trail Committee do not pay him. II he
and his like can succeed, the laboring
man will pay his taxes fer him, while
JOHN con slumber gently in the arms Of
Well, so II, JOHN, the Bond hol,
der make these ignorant fellows voc
according to your wishes, retail them
your stale lies, draw that baboon phiz Of
yours to its utmost length. ptu a few more
wrinkles in your monkey lace, buy ONE
more bonds, get a little better posted on
the position OF the Acc, King, Queen aud
Jack, and at some future time the Ado.
li,ionists may nominate. you for County
Jack ass. You deserve the position.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04
JeG's Friends.

JEFF says, "come, my good soldier
friends, although I have cheated you oul
Of your bouuties and made thousands Of
dollars out Of your tolls, hardships and
blood, come, good fellows, and vote for
my candidates for county Office, so / can
get the county printing, for then l can
serve the county the same way | served
you"
"Vote for STERLING BUSHNELL for
treasurer, for SrERLISe will give me the
printing Of the taz' receipts, and I'll make
the county sweat for it it Igeta chance
at them" go ~
Again he says, .CSme, gosd citizens, I
have skinned you every time I got a
chance and I propose to do so in the fu-
turc, butt II you vote for my county Off.
GERS you can thus equalise the skinniug
process, and I won't need to do SO much
skiuuing individually. If you will give
me the chance to do SO Collectively"
Every body vote for the beef-bound's
candidates, so the beef-hound can buy
more beef.
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3
ProclamatiOn

THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
ASHLAND COUNTY are hereby mott.
fed to meet at their respective places or
holding Elections, on the Second Tuesr
day Of October, "A. d. 1865, being tho
10th day of October, A. ID. 1895,
and vote for the following Officers, to-Hit:
One Governor one Lieutenant Gov.
ernor; one Supreme Judge (; (fnll term,) )
one supreme Judge; (yacancy,) one
Treasurer Of State; one Attorney Gener-,
al one School Commissioner T; one Mem
Der Of The Board Of Public Works; ons
Clerk of the Supreme Court ; ono Rep.
rcsentative; one Treasurer; one Conn
missiontf; one Infrma,y Director ; one
Coroner; and. one State Senator, to rep.
resent the CouLtits VI Ashland and Rich.
land.
The Trustees If the several Townships
are required to furnish the Clerk Of the
Court the namcs Of the following number
~ ~
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Every Democrat Should be q

Democrats, remember that 10 less tban
one week, the election will take place
Have you seriously thought Of tie Eroat
questions that arc in a manner To DO d.
cided on that day Have you come %
the conclusion that with you rests q great
responsibility If not, do 50 at ones.
and then usc every cxertion that the God
Of nature has endowed you With. 10 bring
about a successful election Of these who
advocate tbs princiI les which every
American citizen should hold dear. Ey-
cry citizen should feel II incuu bent upon
him 10 labor for the success Of the pri1-
cip!es which he believes to DO correct,
and the adoption Of which, 10 his belief,
would result in the greatest good to the
people. Refusing TO do so at this time,
when such important interests are -
stake, and when there is 50 much danger
to b ~apprehond.d from the success Of
radical measures, uim,d at the very VI
tails Of society as they are, would Be al
most erimiral. No ordinary obstacle
shoald dster any good citizen from doing
bis utmost to convince his conservative
neighbcr Of the Importance Of defeating
the candidates Of the Negro Sriffsge
party, and we no Q that every DemocFit
will incessaptly labor to this snd.--Ot
" Ners.
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We dcubt mol the Ashland Times Of
this week win be tssming with all kinds
Of charges against the Democracy Nov
while no one questions JEST's voracity-
his capacity fer beef--some people ID
doubt bis yeracity. We don't know bul
the latter part Of that last sentence is in
correct. They do not doubt il, They
know all about it. They know that he
Is the most n~nmiiigated liar and the
meanest man in Ashland County. They
know that before the Grand Jury Of the
county he, himself, swore that his publ.
cations were false and that he was d com.
liar. Every body knows this aud
50 no body will believe him or his paper
Keep up your reputation as beef, hound,
JEFF, for that is az that Is left you.
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~ Scarce an issue of the Times is
seen but contains a certificate Of JEFY's
good character. When 4 man becomes
so VIGOROUSLY Infamous that he is obliged
10 bolster himself up with bought certif-
Gates of character it is time people were
examining the. Jocks end boiling their
doors. Hands on your pockets, But
poor JET. is about run out Of certificates
and so keeps the one he bought Of
BIcKOK in bis paper indefinitely. Won,
JEFF. inform us through the Times how
much money he took from that Insurance
Company and gave IN HrcKeK for that
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04
Next Tuesday

Isthe day of .tRe Election. That day
will decideEhethsr we are, in the future,
to be governed by the Negro Equality
party and their negro allies or by White
men. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS and the
Democratic party, say this goverumep,
was made by white men. The Abolition
lists ray this government was made by
men who evaded the truth for the benefit
Of niggers. MORGAN says upequivocally
no negro suffrage or equality. Cox says
that a niger is good enough to stand on
the Union platform with him. Choose
ye between. .
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s'Tn1sslea llg.s be Denble

3IaxatiOh mus De double what il nov
is 70 meet EXPENSE This startling an.
nouncemeut comes from Hon. Thaddeul
Stevens, the Chaiaman Of the Committee
on Ways aad Means in Congress. On
whom l. this double taxation to fall |
General Cox and his co-laborers say you
must not put any taxation on the capital
invested In United States Bonds. JoHS
SHERMAN whoisa candidate beforcthe PEG
plefor the United States senatorship, says
the carriages, pianos and plate Of the hold
ers Of these Bonds should even be ex-
cmpted from taxation. The double tax.
alton must necessarily, then, fall with
crushing weight on the over taxed tax
payers Of the country. Have they not
spirit enough to %con,ult their own inter.
est, 50 far US to make an effort to alleviate
their tax burthens, by voting for the
Democratic eandidatesl Beyond ques.
ton, a change cannot make their condi-
ton worse, and there is every reason to
hope that it will b improved. BY all
means, try q ehangerStatesmaa.
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John DonIey.

The candidate for Commissioner on
the Abolition ticket presents an anomaly
in politics. Perhaps he is Que Of those
TO whom little intelligence has been
vouchsafcd, and consequ ntly but little
ought to be expected. If ever nature
designed him for a Democrat, whether by
fair or foul means, the attempt was an
abortion. But nevertheless this same
JOHN DoNLEY profcssed to be a Demo
crat for foriy.6ve years Of his life, and
doubtless would be yet, If he had been
under forty FIVE years Of age during the.
war and subject to draft, But EXEMPT
from draft b. could safely shout, "raliy
round the Gag, boys" and "glory to the
niger in the Highest without fear that
his devoted person would suffer from re.
bellious bullets. lie now presents him,
self as a candidate for Commissioner on
the Abolition ticket, and like any other
donkey is braying through Ashland coun
ty, asking the votes Of Democrats rs well
as Republicans at the coming election
What are his claims upon either party I
lie urges his loyalty to one class and his
Democratic preccdents to the other. His
loyalty consists in his voting the Aboli.
ton ticket for three or four years, and
nothing more. His willingness to do the
bidding of his Abolition masters secured
him, as he conceives a petty Office. Ills
apparent joy over bis preference shows
conclusively why he deserted the Dem.
ocratic party, and joined the opposition.
We would say to Republicans, vote for
this tool of self agsraodizsmcni, and
thereby show your appreciation Of hi,
keen appetite for Office Lucifer like,
he seeks dominion. All honest men will
vote to have them stay at houe. But the
most ridiculous part Of The mans course
is his impudcncc in asking Democrats 10
vote for him, How he helped Democrats
to free Orange township from the draft
in 1854, surely cntitle him to their con.
sideration. When asked TO contribu.e
to this purpose, he would answer, II sm
over forty.fve, and CALVIN is un der
twenty. Let the corperheads get out Of
the draft the best way they can. III do
my share by shouting Union and abus !.
ing my neighbors.' If there is Dem
ocrat in Ashland county, who thinks
DoNLEY is entitled to his vote, he will
not be found in Orange township, and
especially in his own immediate neigh.
borhood. He refused to help them in
need. They do not feel like fattering
his vanity by voting for him low. Re-
member and condemn the man at the bal.
ct box next Tuesday.
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TO THE DEMOCRACY OF OHIO.
FROM THE STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.
EVER TBODY READ.

Y"ur State Executive Committee beg
loavc to address you a few words Of well
foundci encouragement Our advicos
from all parts Of The State arc very salts.
factory, aud We feel justified in assuring
you, that it every Democrat will do kis
duty from now until the close of the polls
on the sccoid Tuesday Of October, the
State will be rescued from the hands Of
the Abolitionis's. The reign of terror
has passed by and as passion subsidies,
the Teople become anxi- us To listen to ar.
eument and reason. The monsirous
scheme Of The radicals to place ucgrocs
upon a footing Of perfect political and SO.
cial rqnuli'y with the whites, and to gov
orr this country in all time to come by
me; ms Of negro votes; and the flasrantly
uA1ust proposition to forever exempt rr,@
taxation four thousand millions Of prop
erty 10 the shape of 9 verument securi
ties, and thus create a privileged mori~i
aristocracy, receiving annually, in the
share OF interest, hundreds Of millions of
taxes drawn from the people, but paying
no taxes themselves to the State Govern.
men' !; the wanton extravaganza of Ton
gresS and the State | legislature /; the op
l~resslve character Of the four dollar mi
lltia co0mutation tax the swarm of nm.
necessary Office holders, civil and military
drawing pay but doing nothing the
frauds, populations and defalcations of
Abolition officials almost daily brought
to light; the contrast between the ambig.
nous aud deceptive platform of the Abo.
lillon State Convention, and the u~ncauiy
ocal, ou'spoken principles announced by
our Con 'ention, and the equally striking
c%ontrfst between tho vacillating and
trimming course Of General Cox, the Alb
clifton candidate for Governor, and the
frank, msnly speeches Of our noble can.
d'date, General George W. Morgan the
patriotic cour.e Of our returned soldiers
who are rejecting, with scorn, III. Adolf.
ton dtctrire Of negro equality, all
these things are telling with powerful Of.
feet upon the public mind, and causing
thousands who have ever been OPP sed
to us, to pause and reflect.
Fellow Democrats, now IS the time for
you to work and to work earnestly. For
four years you have suffered abuse and
persecution for your phi c'ples. You
bore il oil rather tina, desert them. When
the history Of these dark times shall be
impnrtially written, to you will be given
the credit of having pre,crved whatever
OF Constitutional liberty shall remain in
the land. Continue to merit this high
honor ; continue to be the champions Of
the Constitution and rquaI rights exhib.
1t your ancient zeal for the success Of the
good cause ; use every honorable means
to strengthen and promote il be vigilant;
be active; and you will, ere long, see your
time honored and beloved party again in
the ascendant, and the Union and the
Constitution gloriously restored.
BY order OF the Democratic State Ex.
ecutive Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman.