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Music.
ITALIAN OPERA.

This evening LA Fora del Dcstino" will
be perforlncd for the last time but one. The cast will
be the same heretofore.
On Saturday Miss Kellogg takes benefit,
when rhe will appear in her iavore character Of Linda
in the opera Of Linda de Chanounix
THE FOURTH sOrREE OF CHAMBER MUSIC,
Tenth season, took place at Dodworth Hall last
night ard although as usual the nights Of these
soirees tho weather was intoeraby bad. there vas
numerous aud very nppreciatvc audience in attend
ance The selections from Mozart, Beethoven
and ScLumann Mozar.s Quarette in ID If one Of his
peasantcst the Allegretto beiny charming in melody
and full Of varied interest the Mnuetio notable ior its
ingenious imitation. the Aaagio for is flowing and
beautiful subject Zoo much worked up perhaps, and
the Allegro Tor it, ford and spirited brlance Of the
movement the AdagiO the most successfully per
formed Tie dampness Of the atmosphere affected the
instruments Tor they did not remain perfectly in tune
through Ill the evening and they were at their worst
durinc the FIST quartette Mozart does not fare 10
well at the hands O. these gentlemen rs Beethoven or
Schumaun There is tender grace. refined senti-
rnent and delicacy OF fancy in bis quartees that
demand Il highly poetic treatment and very loving
appreciation for the EXPRESSION % which much depends
upon the first violin Mr.. Thomas gives but little
evidence Of these requisites besides which. there is
Stiffness about his bow arm, and want OF pliancy
arising from too much Of the shoulder and too little
Of the wrist, which seem 10 forbid tho accomplishment
Of the finer shades Of artistic coorng and passionate
emotion.
Beethovens Trio. with piano. 10 astriking compost
ton throughout the most interesting movement being
the ''Andante Cantabile" which Is very line. This
trio well played in MI its movements, Mr.. Macon
acquittng himself at the piano in very satisfactory
manner. lie played with spirit force and expression
The quaiete In A, by schnmann. Is an interesting
work The subjects Of all his movements are bold and
striking; he grasps them with masters hand and lis
method Of treating them Is full Of imagination, ingenu
ity and dramatic effect. The melodies possess much
BREADTH the moduations striking and Apostle and
the harmonies are unusually rch and made 10
more by his broad Of writing them for the
struments This was the favore selection Of the even
ing and met with the best As whole 1t wal
well performed for although frequently too much coarse
energy vas infused into It, the spirit OF the composition
Wa well conceived aud pretty faithfully attsprsted
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DIE ID.

KINGln this city, Tuesday March = fIanees iTs,e,
Of C. yolney King and daughter Of Thoma' anu
The relative. and friends the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral o. fd;y at T,U Ioa tue
LAsAR-On Wednesday March 8, 1865, Augustus Lasf IN
the 10Th year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral In to-monow's paper.
MITCHFLL--At White Plans. "Wednesday, msIen o.
1865 Eliza Leeds widow Of the late Muott Mlioho' o'f
The friend. Of the family are invited to attend the fgnera
at her late residence gu Friday AaFch iV' al o''
afternoon.
OSTRhNDER-rn Brooklyn Tuesday March I, Of cGh
ecsion of the lungs Florence Amelia OstTandef ont
of Sarah D. aud PLlander d. OstTander, aged III mouths
| 5days. . H.,
The friends ard relative; Of the family are ny y to f fi'sno
| day, sth inst. at O'Clock p.
lHADDEN-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, March I, tro"el
MADDEN, in the Gath year Of his age .o. - .,,sra
The rnJI aud relatives OF the family are nVen 10 htFu
funeral services his late residence NO "a @ -
Thursday afternoon a. o'clock lis reaaiu' WIZ 0'
| taken TO Woodbridge, \. j., for ihteTment
TOwERs-In this city, on Tuesday March q alter bre
ne John Towers native Of stir!ins'lHs scotland II
the seth year OF his age.
He friends and tho,e the fsmy ar. respectfully invited
si nd he !anes 'n nufa, 81 g,9op a. ococA
BSeuhs0d, London, Manchester and Glasgow papers PLEASE
copy.
ITREDwELL-On Tuesday evening March T. sssblry Tired
well 10 the 8Sth year OF his age =,
The m,etal wl !..c plec: SATURDAY Miroh II,
O'Clock b. from i.a.e residence No. 20 Es;, Fourth ::
nea The ,ea.ve. ana i1Y , - VIC
! hmry are Invited TO attend "hhout iurthel 'n'' -"
vARIAN-At Chapaqua, We'che'tsr Co. on Monday March
o. A. roic, Of the late William 'sIlan Of Get
| chester, Ia the cath year Of her
The relatives aud friends OF the family respectfully 10
y,ed TO attend the funeral at the r. ID. Church, Wes
Farms Thu,day, 9Th inst at 10 80 Carriages VIII
meet tho o'clock a. M train from Twenty sixth St. Harlem
Railroad at fordham Depot.
WEMYSS-On Monday evening March G. OF sereson Of the
heart George Merry. youngest Of Francis \ end Mar
garet r.. Wemyss. eyed years 2 months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the ~ respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral Thursday 9Th inst 81 II O'Clock
NJ from the residence Of hi. parents, No. 100 Allen St.
| Philadelphia and Baltimore pspers please copy.
WIGGNS-On Wcinesdsy, March 3. OF paralysis, Sarah
rec OF the late John Virgins In the SD year OF her age
Tie friends and of family respectfully invited
TO seni tho funeral from the residence Of he bEoler
James Virgins, No. 81 North MooSe'st on Friday, losr
! inst, nj . o'clock a
4 Interutent At bronxyls
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Tho gentlemen who form this Quarette, and who hcvf
worked 30 long and 80 earnestly 10 fsmisrse the pub
tic with this branch of musc composition. are Messr
William Mason, L. Thomas, J. Mcsenthal. G.. Matzsd
and r. Bergner.
ITALIAN OPERA IN BROOKLYs TONIGHT.
The popular opera of Faust will be performed
for the last time this OF the Academy OF Music
The characters will be sustained by Miss Lousa Bel'
logg whose Marguerite is certainly lovely creation,
MdIle. Morensi. Sgnor Lott AID Hem Weinlich.
The sixth Soiree Musicale will be given By
Mr.. j. N. Patiison at Steinways room Ills evening"
He will be assisted by Nine. de Tuscan acd Sgnor oh
giordin. We do not know the particulars Of IL. pro-
gramme but we believe that Mr. Pattson will perform
some OF the quain. old piano harpsicbord pieces on
an instrument over 100 years old. e did this Also ~
his previous soirees and made mos. marked Success
A concert will be given this evening at tie
Academy Of Music under the auspices Of the Ohi'S',1
Alliance and of some of well known artists, ID De-
half of disabled soldiers and soldiers widows ana
orphans Tho cause appeals strongly to the heaft o.
every one and we trust, for ohartys SAKE tAa' 1t'
Academy will be crowded TO OVERCOMING AHe
MaretEck and Sirakosch troupes are both repFeseeu
ia the programme namely: Mile. DE Katow. Mr.
James NJ Wehl, Miss Laura Harris, Nile. DC GeDe!e
and Sgnor Garbold
\ grand complimentary concert will be given
to Air. Harry Sanderson, at Irving Hail. on Sa'urda!
evening next when many If the most popular artists
will appesr br Sanderson is well known as nigh,
gifted pianist and ia personally universally popular
SO great an interest taken in this concert that over
thousand tickets have already been sOll aud there
every reason TO believe thar the compliment VII prove
very substantial ono.
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INAUGURATION or PRESIDENT DuHNAS- I'll
SPEECHES AND CEREMONIES.

The latest advccS from the Republic of San
Salvador announce that Don Francisco Dnehas VINO
for over year has been tho Provisional Pft'deu mas
been elected constitutional President Of the Republic
On entering office President Dnchas delivered al an
dress In which he said that tho vast majority ~men
secured his election--f7 900 against $50 l
terpreted ~ an approval of tie policy he had
pursued and to which he intended to adhere; ~, u
no. wish his people 10 expect too grras ihlngs oni M
He would endeavor 10 maintain IN the kephpho Po'''
progress, and the majesty Of the law .,
The inauguration Of President Duenes was aiienaed
with the usual formal ceremonies. Tie onth "ns aI
ministered In the main hall OF the Goyornment bud'
ings Salvos Of cannon wero fired and 10 Dsrm was
sung In the Cathedral. ,aeo
Ihs HrealdsRtiSl tenn Of Qpsaaa gW sSQls " Gt2,
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upon the prevailing system Of construction. and as a.
preaching perfect instrument as our present
knowledge enables US to conceive or 10 construct.
The firm of Lndeman Sons has been established In
this city for thirty years. and consists Of the father
and three sons. Their reputation has always stood
high as manufacturers and the Cycloid piano by its
surprising excellence the result OF years OF experiment.
will place them more prominently and permanently be-
fore ihn r,uhln
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IAdycrtiseneDt.I
IhdvcytiseneDtI a.,
DYgPrrSIA AND FITs,-A sure cure fOr the

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs,-A sure cure fOr THESE
distressing complaints ale known In Treatlse
on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations popsned
by Dr. o. PHELPS BLOWN. The piescriplioh vas lux
nIshed him IN such p.ovidend,l manner that he cam
not con scentonsly refuse ~ make known as 1t has
cured even body who used it never having failed III
single case Ills equally sure in cases OF rus as OF
drug store s. Mt free b. all the teccpS OF five cents
70 prepay postage. Address d.. d. PHElPo BROWN
No. ~ Grand.sL jersey City, kew-Jersey.
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Business Notices.
EVERY DAY ADDS FRESH TESTIMONY TO Tx
VALUE OF
CHgvALIERs
LIFE EOa TaE HAIR

Re'ys gray hair 70 ito original color stops its falling ou
In three days, keeps the head clean, cool aud healthy vii
not .an tho skin soil the whtest fabric The bes. hair
dressing In the world Can be used freely; contains no,hin;
rurous strengthens and promotes the growth OF the weak
Is. hair recommended and ps,d BY The Ant medical az
tory in Nes York All freely invited to examine thu
wonderful triumph of science. Sold the drug stores and 81
my Office No 23 Broadway, where advice to the treat
men. d the hair will be freely given. Price 81 per bottle -
per hif dozen. an
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Cabinet Furniture at the Lowest maAuneSH2
ers' Prces.-we have constantly 90 hand end m'ss -
and t P.ror Snt. ok and walnut Library snd Dining
rosewood walnut ard chestnut Bedroom and Chsmoet Suf
general assortment OF all articles in our line to wnca
draw the attention Of public and examine our eooD
before purchasing ese~here All goods warranted
WE'LL L BRAUNSDORF,
Nos I25 and 1877 Rivingonst bet Norok and EssaxaA
The Belt Railroad passes within two blocks Of the STOW
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mARRyE ID.

r,orprprOy CUMMiNGs--On Wednesday, March 3. at
Grace Church by the Rev. DR.. Taylor, WaAem1n hoioer
ton to Sarah A. Cumming daughter OF Tho' D Cunns'
esq, all Of this city.
Middletown. Conn. on Wednes
day March l. by the Rev Mr.. Gilbert H. watson Ns"hA
OF this city, to Miss Ellen l.. Lewis OF Middieto"h
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To CURE COUGHS-Add one tablespoon full
Of Dr. T. T. TALBoTs INDICATED PINEAPPLE CIDER to
hall pint Of water take once IN two hours For sale
everywhere. Is 4. BABrITT Sole Agent
Nes. 81 g. &C. d. e., 20 72& "a Washlngtonst, NJ Y.
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WuRKLYR e. Wilson'S SEWING MACHINES for
o. =, Rr1- and OpersiorA With Machines sent Fam.
L. nv r. Ellis No. go Broadway. corner Of Twenty
secondst, (uP starsl. ,.. r,.... D.
Esr BABY TENDERS
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WiIbor's Compound of Pure Cod Liver ~ e.
great ADVANTAGE OF this COMPOUND over .ne paS
And the whole rendered entirely paatable The offensive
taste Of the oil bss long acted as prominent objection 20 y
Of might given here to testify to the exceence
and success Of WlLBORS COD LIVER OIL AND LIME
u the fact that IL regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty 10 sufficient. For sale by ALEXR b. WILBO1
Chemist No Court st. Boston, IN NewNork by DENA8
BARNES g. CO., No. 81 PARK. row.
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IAhrrrti.anlent.l

iAGvrrti-e nen'.I =
To CURE SORE THRoAT--Add ten drops OF
=: i. TMBoI's INDICATED pHCNPLE CIDER 70 a
pin. Of cold water. and use rs gargle NJ wet coth
around Your neck when Won retire For sale every
where Il. I. BABnTTr sole Agent,
Nos. q, O. &C. o. o. 40 Z! u Mashngt0n.st, NJ Y.
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HALR's HosEY OF HoREuoUSD AND TAR

HALg's Honey OF uogEuoUSD AND IAR.-
c. cure for coughs. cold Influenza hou.-ne. difficult
bfesns and III affections Of tho throat bronchial '"oe' ana
longs leading TO oonsumpon TINS HONEY or iioHsHouSp
.oo.Aes a. irritation. TIM Tan BALM GnEAp Pene
tre. eeans,s and hes all part, Of he throat and lungs
There nothing like soc per bottle Foe sale by sill drug
gsi. CHARLES Do~Srn. General Agent,
No 4. t.dar st " Y.
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Rksr. HEALTH ASp CoMFoRT To MOTHER AND

RsT, HEALTH AND COMFORT To MOTHER AMI
CniL,-MRs .WNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP, for children
teetg soften, the gums. reduces inflammation, e'ays 81
pain nd cures wind colo. Perfectly safe in al We
would say to every mother who las suffering child Do not
lei yo prejudice tie pre- ldces Of o,hr' stand between
you sId your suffering child and the relief ,hs; will be sure
yes bsolu,y .1re-to follow the uso Of this medicine Il
timely need. Thirty ave cent, bottle.
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. E-oXoMY SHOULD BE PRACTIcgD by EVERY.

N E-oyoMY SHOULD Bg PRACTIcBD by EVERY
Bopi in all things. One dol~ expended now in purchasing
bolt. Of JAYNE. ErrRcroRAsr, by those troubled with
sh cough throat may save the expense Of Doctor
bin neglected cough olen ends IN consumption slight
inflammation Of tho lining Of the wind tubes the usual ymp
ton. Of which are sore throat a pain in the bTeAi ~"
,ooule.d through want Of attention. to bronchitis day''
delay nay entail months Of suhernE Let the Afflicted Wy
once JAMES TrPKcToR,Sr II is standard remedy and
it, eunive properties have been tested By thousands Of per
son, who have recovered their health by s u's
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IAdverii.ement |

IAdyertisement
CHEROKEE PILLS--FEMALg REGULATOR
Sold by eli Diuggist 3 per box Thry 1.-TWO pamph'
let roe. Ailrss Dr.. ". r. MERwIS Co.. No Us Liberty
st. ncB.loib
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lAdyer'isencffl
JRFFgRS, 573 Broadway, is selling his stock of
Ladies' and Chidrens Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
Slippers at low prices. Jefers. 5s3 Broadway.
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IiavsftlsementI
Messrs. FOWLER a. WELLS, Phrenologists,
rive Charts Of Character daily. at no. 800 Broadway.
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Typohee. Typ1hse. Typelits.
presented 10 ~ pabiie, 70 be had only al
BOGARDUS'S. No. 80 Dr. osAvs,.
PRINCE. Fushins T. assures ali h vLa, -, M
CUAE FOR THEsx DISEASES excyt k.fure's Reuaedi
ess.S 4 81. :as'ssSi:2 g: ss'''''' OF"
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CONSUMPTION AND NERVOUS DEBILITY
wrscHssrrRs HrropnosPHIrrs have proved their oIus'
ordinary curative powers PrLxoSARY AND NERVOUS DIS
E,sEs during period Of nearly seven years both In the
hand. d the Medical Profession aud the People No remedy
Ia. ever called forth such unqualified testimonials Of ts eff
eacy aath The following given from letter dated
"TuEiS Low, Co. \. T., Feb. Is, 1858
Il introduced your HNPoPno.PBiTxs IN this town
AID thy aro largely consider the medicine OF is
mott "a rabbi disoor of e day. and iSDsPEssABLE 20 the
iutel physician. would not be- without Il. and cheer
fully estify 10 ia crira5yftHGTy poro upon the it'ie"
~ Fora broken consnion, proceeding from NERVOUS pE
BIiirY hire Nothing Ike your prera,di'oH Of ne hlPo
PHo,pHnK. Ia cases wheIe iron and qunne .eri fol- II
Is TKIrpmASr J.. I. sTRIKEE, NJ d."
rP PlIcks In and 10 bottles : and 81 each Sir
small or three rse for g. Sold by all respectable Drug
y.is sndby the proprietor at their store No. 90 John't
near Na.@u. ~ Inquire for and use only WIscHrsrsR
OEsrSs PRrPAR,rIoS Circular. free to al inquiFor'
Address oder. 10 J. WIScHEsrER Co, No. 80 Johnst
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DR.. LIGHTHILL
Can be eon,uied a, his residence. No. "a st. MsrE'pace
Hl,hth between Second and Thirdays. from m till
y. H., 'n
DEAFNESS. CATiRIH,
Dschirr the Ear Noises the Head and s Diseases
Of the
FAR, THEoAT. AND
I'M PASSAGES.
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5perial Notices.

gamma T.. Dickinson on wOMAN's WORK ANL
WAGF3 at Cooper Institute FRIDAY EVENING March
TO- See under head Of Lectures aud Meetings
Fj,tb Assembly District Assoc iation.-A regulal
meeting will be he'd THIS EVENING at q ococs' a.
Headq lar.ers. No. lsS Spiinsst ,,.
THSsn O. BAKER Secretaries
J. \. tOycELiS,
Nineteenth Ward Citizens Associntion.-The
regular Getting this Association vii be held THIS CThnr,
dsyl EVENING at Livingston Hall corner Fifty second ST.
and Third ave- at "A O'Clock. WIN. Ii. WEBB, President
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Our correspondent at Aanksto says
intense indignation is felt against Gen.
S1B1xY because several companies of cav
airy have been kept at Fort Smelling in
stead of being stationed on the frontier.
1t should be recollected that the frontier
line extends from the Red River to the
Iowa line. and that outbreaks were just
as likely to occur in Maeker, Mcleod, and
stearns counties, as in Blue Earth. 1t
was deemed necessary to have q small
reserve force at Fort Smelling for emergen-
ciss that might arise in any direction. If
murders had been committed in .Meeker
county, tor instance, the necessity for adj
ditional force would have been just as pres
sing as it now is in Blue Earth. The great
difficulty is, that Gen. srs1rY has not half
enough men under his Command to ouard
the frontier. The withdrawal Of Brsckett :
Battalion, under the eircnmstanoes was a
great injustice, not only 10 the General in
command of this district. bSt to the neonle
Of the State. "a. =" :,
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By information received at the exchange
bureau in Washington, it appears that
out of eight thousand rank and file, pris-
oners of war, confined last week in Fort
Delaware, but three men declined to re-
new their allegiance to the United States.
These three were men in hospital, too
feeble to shift for themselves, and without
friends at home to go to, and therefore re-
luctant to be discharged from hospital bed
and board. OF the rebel officers confned
in Fort Delaware, 1900 in all, but 900
renewed their allegiance prior to the re-
ception of the news of JoHnsross sur.
render. Since then all Of them, or yerv
nearly all, have agni6ed to the military
authorities Of the post q wish 30 to do.
Gems. PAGE and BARzSeER, the two gen.
eral officers confined there head the list
Both officers and men at Fort Delaware.
prisoners Of war, are being discharged and
sent to their homes at the rate OF about
200 day. 20 -
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Northwestern Sanitary Fair.

This fair which has been in preparation
for months past, will open in Chicago on
the SOth of May. The Directors have is
sued neat little paper called "The Voice
of the Fair, =" in which are acknowledged
all contributions. We notice that Winona
has already given about $500, bat we see
nothing from St. Paul. Ha'' 3.
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What the 6tase Aashoritles Have
D0no % Protect SAe Frontier.

Col. B. F. Smith of Nankato, has been
authorized by the Adjutant General to
organize the volunteer militia, either
mounted men or infantry, or both as cir
cqmstanoes may require, to the number Of
six hundred, in the counties Of Blue Earth,
Nicollet, Brown, Cottonwood, Watonwan,
Faribault, Martin and Jackson. This force
is to be called into active service by Col.
SMITH whenever the presence of hostile
Indians in the district is ascertained, and
is to be discharged by him whenever in
bis Judgment their services are no longer
required. The officers and men are to be
mustered into service under the rules and
regulations, as near as practicable, OF the
army of the United States. Col. Smith Is
to take chief command of this force, and
may appoint an Adjutant and Abide. Camp
for bis assistance, and may at bis dlscre-
ton, divide his district into two parts'
placing the men raised in each undef inc
command of an officer with the rank Oh
Major. D.. non
SMITH. have been transmitted to zen.
Mrrcuu1 of St. Cloud. and it is expected
that he will, if the necessity arises i'm
mediately form battalion for home de-
On receiving the news of the outbreak
the Adiutant General sent to Col. Smith
80 Springfield rifles and 1900 cartridges
-Four thousand cartridges Of caiiber, SO were
ordered to be sent at once but they could
not be prepareduntil yesterday morn
ing. He has also sent thirty five navy re-
volvers, with 1000 cartridges, all there
were in the arsenal, and also all the SPRING
field rifles and cartridges on hand
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Surveyor General.

We understand that Hon. LEVI Murine
of Rice county, has received his commits
sion as Surveyor General of this District,
and will resume the duties of the office in
q few days. #t
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Commissioned.

Second Lieutenant ARCHIBALD McGuI,
company D, Second Cavalry, to be First
Lieutenant company d, same regiment,
vice ANDREWS, resigned. =,