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rEooAlIrmws.

BoARp or roLIcE CoMMssroNERs.-T The
regular weekly meeting % the Board wa. held
Yesterday afternoon, at iheir, rooms, on Tenth
street.
Tho notice Of Patrolrnan Levi o. Boose, Of the
Second precinct, that be wouid resign on the 18th
instant, was received and accepted, to take 'et
from that date. L.. v.E $50. ...u.
Tho following appointments were made: WIN.
II. Msrders, In the Fourth precinct, vics Daniel
w, Hopkins, dismissed; John Hill, In the Fourth
precinct, vice VIM Ginon, dismissed; 8 L.
ksarney, In the Tenth precinct, vice William @.
weeden, dismissed.
The followipg named persons were appointed
az additional patroimcu Benz. r. Norwood, In
The sixth precinct, 10 do patrol duty from Ninth
TO Eleventh and N 10 L streets John Mccormick,
for duty on Seventh street. bstween O and II
streets north; VIM. Paul Brown, reAppointed
additional patrolman at odd-feliovs' Nall,
Navy Yard. . .
Additional patrolmen are appointed At the re.
quest Of any part'e needing their services aud
whore there Il q necessity for II. They are paid
By the parties who employ them, but are sub.
jeot 10 ali the rules aud regulations Of the Board
applying TO the regular ONCE. They also have
10 report 10 a ssrgeantof police all du'ies per-
formed b. them. , j. .tr. .#.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

The INDICTMENTS AGAINST BAKER This
morning Messrs. Stanton and Riddle, counsel fcs
Bak ,r, appeared In the Criminal Court aud an :
nounced their readiness TO proceed with the trial
on the other indictments against L. O. Baker /,
which are for the false imprisonment OF Joseph
K. Cobb, aud rCbbing Lucy l. Cobb Of $500. The
District Attorney al,o announced his readiness
to proceed with the trial. Judge Fisher stated
on account OF the large number OF prisoners In
jail awaiting trial, the cases against Baker could
be postponed for short time, as the jail now
contained $40 prisoners II was finally deter
mined that the counsel should agree upon day
for trial. The sentence upon the conviction yes
terday has not yet been passed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
PoLIcE 0RDER.-superintsndent Richards
this morning issued the following order:
r. 0PFIcB sUPRRIHrESDBEr PoLicE,

WAsniEarosE, February =, 1900.
General Orders, No. 1856.
sERsEAzT: Hereafter In all eases where q
magistrate issues q warrant roturnablo before
himself, known as q special warranty you will
direct the officers Of your command to execute
the warrant according to the terms thereof-that
10, taking the party arrested before the msgis-
trate issuing the warrant. The law and the rule
OF the Board requiring prisoners TO be taken be-
fore the nearest magistrate 10 intended to apply
only in cases where the arrest Is made on view
or without warrant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
ChoIsrain New York and washington.

A bill was introduced by Mr.. RAYMOND of
New York, in tho House this afternoon, pro-.
yiding for the erection Of warehouses in New
York for the reception of goods brought in
vessels detained at quarantine on account Of
coming from districts infected with cholera.
Mr.. ISGERsoLL, Of Illinois, offered a bill
to prevent cholera from coming to Washing
ton, but Mr.. LOAN, Of Missouri, objected,
and the bill lies over. Mr.. INGERsoLL said
he was afraid the gentleman from Missouri
would be the first one to take the disease
when 1t comes here.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

FREEDMEE's AFTAIRs IN ALExANDRIA.-
Major S. P. LEE reports to Gen. o. o. How
ARD that, for the month ending January 81.
the number Of servants applied for at the in
telligenoe office under his control was ll2;
the number Of applicants for situations 227i
and the number of freed people furnished en-
ployment during the month was %.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

Amount Of Debt, less Cash in
Treasury ...................t2,7 l6, sos, 1872 50
The foregoing Is a correct statement Of the
Public Debt, as appears from the books and
Treasurer's returns in the Department, on the
LIST February, 1866. HUGH MoCULLooH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
From the above statement it appears that
the total increase Of the public debt Is less
for the month Of January than for the pre-.
ceding month by 81, 1882, sos. The debt was
increased in December, 1865, $l,94s, 22l.44,
and in January, 1855, $3l5, 1894.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
ADMIRAL DAHLGREN's RECEP-
TON.

Rear Admiral DAHLaREN gave select re-
ceptiOn at his residence last evening in honor
of Major General W. T. SHERMAN. Tho
company was exceedingly distinguished by
the percentages present and the entertain
ment given was very elegant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
LookIse ARousD.


"a Fashions ard Foliies. "a
II has been said thai stranger In wash
inston wcnid and It aineuit II no. impossible, to
dessrmins What ,s the prevailing style, from the
fact that 90 many different Kinds are now giving
the idea that our ladies are not well posted O "a
mode. To convince one Of the contrary Of this,
let him walk down Pennsylvsnis avenue some
bright, genial day, and nota the beautiful faces
Of our American bellies, who congreRate here from
all paris ofths Union during the sessions OF Con-
gress, set OF By lovely and elegant toilets, In
which veivets, laees, and jewels predominant.
III smasingiy pleasant, by the way, when
promsnadins down the Avenue, to witness the
blockade IN front Of WILLIAM . wiudou-erowds
Of people standing with admiring gaze, and
mouths agspe. % MILES o'RnLIRr'A love Of
. woman-pretty ~ wax vork--drsssed In the
very latest styie, with impossible waist and
naughty head turned In q manner most pain
fal 10 behold, slowly revolving, so as TO display
from eysry point Of Wow each particular "but-
teray'' on her gorgeous balmoral, and every
graceful fold Of the costly silk so ingeniously
held by the thumb and finger.
1: 10 usually funny crowd that collects be-
fore this establishment Sometimes II consists
Of plain looking man In farmers costume, .
soldier in a well.woru suit Of blue, a small,
dirty faced girl, with basket on her arm, rags
on her back, and slip -shod shoes her feet, and
looking like her shoes-down to heel; half.a-
dozen boot blacks, who manage to brush up
courage enough TO get living, although upon
the undertakings Of others q policeman, a
hickman, aud one or two uninitiated maids
complete the group. They thus study the fash
ions, while the ladies, whom one would think
- L.. NaaN IA IN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
THE COLLINS OVERLAND TELE-
GRAPH,

The President. in his annual uss,,oa
says: The unbroken harmony between tn,
United States and the EMPEROR of Russia /,
receiving a new support from nm epterprls,
designed to carry telegraphic lines across Nh.
continent of Asia, through his dominions,
and SO to connect US with Europe by new
channel of ipterccurse.n This gigantic an
terprise has obtained the sanction of his I'm.
perial Majesty, Alexander III of Russia tho
Government Of her Britannia Majesty and
an act of Congress- of Julv. 1854 Tcla.
graphic communication Is now opened h,
this route from Cape Clear, in ireland. Il
Kyachta, in Eastern Siberia; eight hundred
and fly miles from Picking, the capital O,
the Chinese Empire, and seven thousand
miles east of the Atlantic Ocean.
From Kyachta to the mouth of the Amoor
river. on the Pacific ocean tho distance is
two thousand five hundred miles of which
route eight hundred miles is now covered nv
n TELEGRAPH extending nm the Amor In Ia.
barorka. This leayes but serentesn burdrsd
miles of construction to connect the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts traysrsinp the entire CON.
tinents of Europe and Asia. On the Amsr;.
can side of the world. teIeprapb commpnica.
ton is now open from New Foundlapd. on
the Atlantic. across the continent To San
Francisco on the Pacific. The oapital of
California is telegraphica connected by wav
Of Oregon, Washington Territory, and British
Columbia, to Fort St James, the head waters
of Fraser's river, making together seven
thousand miles ofwire at this end of the route.
From Fort st. James to Behring's Straits
the distance Is sixteen hundred miles; across
Behring's Straits it is thirty.n miles with
forty fathoms of water. At this point three
routes present tbemseIvas in nnit;no tho
American and Asiatie eontin.nts raon;rin.
sections of from thirty.nine to two bnndroJ
and 6fty milss of submaro.d c.hIs ror ,Lo
purpose. From the Strait. or odi.o.D,
thereto. to the Amoor the di,tonc. .rh;oo,
It may be, to 4 slight variation. Is caIcuIo,sd
at two thousand miles. which will comrIoto
the circuit of the habitable earth.
PERRY McDoSoUGH COLLINS. n citizen n,
the United States, has procured from the
Governments of the United Stated England
and Russia the proper grants and acts for
the prosecution of this marvellous undertake.
ing. A company has been formed with n
subscribed capital of ten millions of dollar,
to carry on this project which company com.
mencsd operations in the fall of 1864, put.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
PestiIcnce and Murder Prevailing at
tho south.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Especial dispatches
to tho Gazstte state that smallpox is pre-
vailing TO an alarming extent throughout
many parts of the South.
The Huntsville Indpeadem says that un-
less some organised effort lie made to arrest
its progress Il will become atmospheric, and
sweep over the whole land.
Southern papers are filed with accounts
of muraors and robberies.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

KATE DID," an accomplished young
lady of this city, ia welcome to our columns.
We ask the attention of our readers to her
first spistls, elsewhere, In "lOoking around"
on the fashions and follies" Of the me-
tropolis,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-During the past
month r. J. Meigs, Rsq., clerk Of the court, has
issued 100 marriage licenses. or this number 40
sued in January, 1855, was 1854 The larsest
number issued In one day during the past mohth
was -, which were iasusa on tho ID ulumo,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

for this week is now ready, and can be OBJ
tanned at our counter. 1t contains a complete
report Of the trial of L. @. BAKER, for false
imprisonment and extortioni speeches Of
General BANKS and Senator WILSON before
the Soldiers and Sailors National Convsn.
ton speech Of Secretary HARLAN reports of
the Receptions during the week. editorials,
personals, miscellany, &C., &c.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

KEEPING BAwDY HoUsE.-Alice Randolph
was arrested yesterday afternoon by ofhoer
Howes, Of the fifth precinct, on complaint Of
Hattie Hanson, who charged her with keeping .
bawdy house. She was taken before Justice
Bates, and held to bail for her appearance at
court 10 answer the charge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
Choice Specimens OF Ric hmond Litera.
luFe.

From the Richmond EEaminsr-edited BY
the fiery but strategic PoLLARD-we take
the following choice specimens of writing,
just by way Of showing in what spirit that
concern accepts the situation: c.
1--WE of the South have no further quarrel
with the Union. According to the homely
adage, 1t takes two to make 4 quarrel, and
there Is no UnioH that noe are a0Gre Of"
But We have a quarrel-a quarrel that
needs no Hannibalick oathsi a quarrel l0hich
can nsUer end e.reepi with our utter extinction,
or tie utter min Of our advsrSarisS As a
certain one, also, of their own poets has said :
VirgInians look upon them with rs favorable
eyes,
Gabriel on the devil In paradise.
These are the parties. Gabriel and the
South against the New Englanders and the
devil; although We might prefer Michael, as
the fighting aTchangel, and the proper repre-
sentative Of the true church militant"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

LOUISVILLE, February 1.-The steamer
Charmer went to the wreck Of the Missouri
on Tuesday morning, and succeeded in get
ting the boats safe and books. The remains
Of Captain Hurd's wife were recovered. No
other bodies have yet been found.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
SUBSCRIBED SUBSCRIBE,

Persons wishing to subscribe for the RE-
PUBLICAN and have it left at their resi-
denees by carriers, can do SO by leaving their
names with Mr.. CHARLES D. WELLEs, at
Willard's Hotel news depot.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
SPEAKER coLFAx,s RECEPTION.


The reception at Speaker CoLFAx's last
night was one remarkable for its high social
and intellectual qualities. Among those
present were Lieut.. Gen. GRANT, Secretary
HARLAN, Chief Justice CHASE, Bishop
SIMPSON, Gen. SUFFER-, Of California; Baron
SroEoKL, the Russian Minister; Commo-
dore MoRRIs, Generals BUTLER, EoKERr,
GREEN, Far, EKIS, RUaGLEs, RUrHERFoRD,
FISK Comptroller ROLLINS, Marshal Coon
ING, Auditor WALKER, Comptroller CLARK,
Judge CARTIER, and Lieut.. Gov CHAPLIN, Of
Massachusetts, Senators SPRAGUE, WADE,
CLARK, WILLIAMS, HOWARD, and PoMERoY;
Representatives HALE, ALLISON, BRANDE-
GEE, AMEs, BARKER, HUBBELL, TERN, HILL,
DoNSELLY, Dixon, JESoSEs, DAw& BLOW,
PHELPS, PERHAM, HUBBARD, LArHAN, PAT
TERsoS, NICHOLSON, MCKEE, SMrh, MoIN-
DEE, KAssoE, ISGERsoLL, HUBBELL Of New
York, scoFIELD, WARNER, SHELLABERGER,
and others. Distinguished ladies accompanied
most Of the above-named gentlemen.
Dancing was the order in the suite ofrooms
in the lower story and at the close of the re-
oeption music, vocal and instrumental, was
provided in the parlor by Mr.. HUTCHINSON,
Prof WoLowsKI, and Miss HUTCHINSON.
The attendance was quite large, and every
one was highly gratihed with the cordial vel
come they received from Speaker CoLPAx
and the ladies Of his household.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

FRE.-About half-past Ave O'Clock this
morning IRE was discovered By ofaeer 7. H..
Robinson In q frame house In FlddleT's Row, on
d, between Thirteenth and Thirteen aud shalt
streets, owned by Allison NAilor aud occupied
by Philip GrosshArt. The alarm was sounded
from box IS, at the Franklin engine house, ahd
the engines were soon at the place. The build
ing was damaged TO the amount Of $500. Ths
Ore was The work Of an incendIary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

NEW YoRK, Feb. Cotton quiet. Flour
steady and more active. Wheat and Corn
dull. Beef steady. Pork buoyant-mess
1915. Lard heavy. Whisky dull and NOM
inal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

The HurcHISsoNs will give another and
fanl concert on Saturday evening, at the
Thirteenth.street Baptist church, for the
benefit of the Sunday school connected there
with
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

SELLING LIoUoR.-Mary Lynch and John
Wefer were arrested yesterday by Officers Crump'
and stincheomb, Of the FIRST ward, for selling
liquor without license They were taken before
Ju,t'ce Drury, who hned Mary Lynch go. 90, and
John Wefer 81.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
Fmx.-At twenty.three minutes past

Fine At twenty-three minutes past
twelve o'clock to-day an alarm Of fire was
sounded from box 81 at the corner Of Twenty
sixth and @ streets, caused by the burning OF -
Twenty third and Twenty fourth, owned and
occupied by q colored family. The building was
. small one, and was entirely consumed. Loss
about one hundred dollars. The FIRE department.
were promptly out, but could not save the houAe,
II being Of light material, and was consumed IN
q shortt time.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
sUNDprEs To suNpprr..

with small swords, and one was wounded.
TIM Nav or,s,n. ,,ohls ksersr, o,ubb.d
tog.th,r ana r.r.,r.a ~. e,,,on, sh,,, ro,d
ii. $3.50. ~ -
Ihk new theatre In boston u pronounced
failure
TaE coolies in the Sandwich Islands are
repeuioa'iy troublesome. .....
Tns steamer Lancaster left Honolulu on
the 9th uitimo, Tor cruise to Hiio.
0xE Of the properties of an opera to Ia
produced in London Is ffteen eamels.
Tur un;.,olo,r.D,, Ia ,h. l.,ss, foro;rr
nov.,,v In ,ho,on,.,hv
-. e.
~ sonI. nAs e0' n ''o'' "' wv
''eA '"'' VI '"'''''' III ''o's'"'
ICE old jail in New Haven, Connecticut,
built In l793, is To be demolished.
ALI tho young men in town in Indiana
have agreed TO total abstinence from spirits
for ono year.
ArAuILr in Portland reisices in the pos.
session Of q hen twenty four years old. She
performs her egx.l laying duties regularly.
n, prsx,s puu,u
go n,.S,iv nI,,n ~ na.,,. 49,,
days march nearer Rome.
Punch.
IT Is estimated that there are twelve dis.
tinct counterfeits on the ereepbaek issue of
ffty-eent fractional currency.
on tho Increase NJ Mon,rom.rv To g. -
fatal amony thu fro.aman
49,,
-'"vsoeo "'er in'es'eu WIN
suo' i'' "no n'' 'n'' anu p'uhuer passen'
se' '''"n''''
The feeling In North Carolina Is adverse to
tho negro-testimony bill which the Senate is
now discussing.
A RIcuNoSp Tailor addressss nm ,dv.r
tisement. through the Ezomiu,y. nto m.
citizens Of the late coufsderacy.n A tastefuI
snip, indeed.
IT has bean ascertaiDod that ,.rr. or.r,;.
a, -,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Fisher. - Ma
thaniel Wilson, Esq, Assistant District Attorney
prosecuting.
Albert q. Clark, indicted for forging the name
Of Captain E. M. Camp, on the 9Th day Of July
last for $3.50, was arralgned at the last term Of
the court and plead not guilty, after which the
case was continued until this term. This morn.
ipg the plea Of not guilty was Withdrawn, and
the accused plead guilty. Judge Fisher has not
yet passed sentence.
James A. Tuck, indicted for stealing horse;
verdict guilty. Day for defence.
Henry Fletcher, Indicted for stealing one pair
Of pantaloons from Charles Haller; verdict,
guilty. Gooding for defence.
Henry Fletcher, indicted for assault on and
resisting 0fhcer Emery ourand; verdict, guilty.
Cooling for defence.
William Smith, Indicted for stealing mule,
wagon and harness from Nancy Jones; verdict,
guilty. GoodinR for defence.
William Smith, indicted for selling lottery
tickets; verdict, guilty.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

The INJUNCTION UAsE.-It was supposed
tina. the case Of Lewis Clephane, z. O. Robbins,
Washington, would be heard before Chief Justice
Cartier Of the District Supreme Court, this even
ing; but on account Of the engagements Of Mr.
Bradley who Is yet engaged 10 tho gold case. the
hearing has been postponed. 1t will probably be
taken up about Wednesday or Thursday 81 Aext
week
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

SEoURED.-About two o'clock this morn
ing, as onioer walling was going his rounds, he
found the door Of Mayor wallach's residence
open. The officer notified the inmates, and had
the door secured.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
MErzERorr HALL AND CoNG

METzERoTr HALL AND CoSeREeArIoNAL
SOCIETY," This hall, over the store Of MetIerott,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, Is so far COM
pleted that II will be opened on Sabbath 0, ening
next. The Congregational Society have hired II
for their services on the Sabbath. which com
mence on that evening. II IL one Of the most
elegant OF the kind In the city, aud will seat
about 500 persons.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED ST..

SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
FRIDAY, February O.
No. 1876. WIN. 2. johnson ct. al, appellants, vs..
Benjamin r. Carver ct al. Appeal from the Cir
cult Court Of the United States for the Northern
District OF Illinois. Agreed and settled between
the parties, and on motion OF Mr.. X. Y. Merrick,
Of counsel for appellants, dismissed at cost Of
appellants.
No. $40. John A. McGlynn, executor Of D. G.
s. Magraw.
Motion to dismiss argued by Mr.. Wills and
Mr.. Black In support thereof, and by Mr.. Car
Isle In opposition thereto.
Nos 2S6, 2ss and ESQ. Argument continued by
Mr.. Tremain for the plaintiff 10 error In No. $50,
and by Mr.. Parker for the defendant In error In
No. $50.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02

HAMILTON and Toronto are In arms ard
frightened by vi'iOns Of advancing FsnIAp
armies. -.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
Explosion OF n Locomotive-Colone
Forney Killed.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. Am engine ex-
ploded on the jackson railroad, near Amite
city, killing three, including COZ Forney,
ex-chief Of the police, and uounding four.
The engine is total wreck.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
SECRETARY AND MRS. hcCUL-
LOCRs RECEPTION.

IL IL y E + II L o MS.
SECRETARY AND MRS. MccUL.
LOCHs RECEPTION.
A very large and brilliant party called
upon Secretary and Mrs, McouLLocH a
their residence, last evening.
IL consisted OF men and women eminen
Tor their comparative high standing, skill
and scientific attainmentsi conspicuous b.
their correct bearing distinguished BY thei
puohc scu or special high qualities cele
orated BY the worldwide honor and respect
bestowed upon them and illustrious BY thu
sPlendor Of their own record, which has con
ierred upon them the highest dignity, aswel
as Tor private virtues
The drawingrooms Of the secretary's man
sion presented most Interesting and elegant
scene I" the richiy-attircd company stood In
conversational groups or promenaded from
room TO room. Nearly all Of the distin
guished personages mentioned elsewhere AZ
having attended Senator MoReAS's recep'
'ion. also paid their respects to Secretary
ana mrs. McCULLocH, and were received
with the warmost greetings. There are no
receptions given In tho metropolis where the
guests feel more at home" than under the
hospitable roof OF the distinguished secre.
tary Of tho Treasury. ..0t
SENATOR AND MRS. moRaAN,s
RECEPTION.
The reception BY Senator and Mrs Nor
GAM ut their residence last evening, although
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 New Yorkersi
AN ADJOURNED MEETING
OF TIE
ExoELsIoR uNIoNcLUB
WILL BE HELD AT THE
UNION LEAGUE ROOMS. NINTH ST.,
THIS PRIDAY) EVENING,
For the purpose Of olecting officers. A full at
tendance is requested.
A. 8. PRATT,
fe2 Secretary.
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New YORK stook LiaI

INTERNAL REvEsUE RECEIPTS TODAY
&, O6l, O7l SO.