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RAR,NWELL SENTINEL

vs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LEI
Merchants and business try it TOR few months
mo risk no gain" Send your cards and increase
cor trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
ink-it las made many fortune
Terms ior tie paper-.3 per annum, in advance.
Advertisements inserted at the ratio OF 81 per square
,wrIy, u.cs or less for each Insertion.
cards Of ten lines less at the rate of $40 for three
months.
Contracts by tho year for six months allowing priv
i,er OF changips, on more favorable terms Address
EDWARD a. BRONSON,
Novembcr1 II Pu5llshef anu sropr!cor
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SALE CT A ScHooNER.-Thc British schooner
AID was sold at this port yesterday, BY Mcssrs.
I.nITcH & BRUINS, for S4100 cash.
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The PHGN1x has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State Advertising
rates reasonable the strngency OF the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor,
February q Columbia, s. G.
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MAYORS CoURT.-Two days interim furnished
,,r>,aber of subjects for the Mayors Court; and
Mond,>v, fro n the number Of prisoners presented
ho~s .,e >an,e orprobiun that is usually attached
to it. o.,;, ~
larre in tho White Point Gardens, were claimed by
thei~ owners, who were each compelled 10 pay y
before the yagrant cattle were Delivered.
A soldier who forgot that respect t'''e hls s'pe-
riors md tampcrea with rye, was found u u CO...
lapsed r'ate by the police. II being evident e'a,
sky was the best strategian, the hero was tu1neo
over TO the Provost Marshal.
An itinerant peddler, who knew not the city laws,
attempted to dispose Of his stock promiscuousy,
but was apprehended and fined $50.
Sc. Patricks i'll the morning had affected many
who, in celebration Of the day. took several glasses
too much before the usual time. a natural conse-
oueuce vas their araglment and sentence before
the Court to pay IS fine each.
Several cases where the offenders ha resisted
4ho ,,,lice and had made q disturbance by shout
mo and kicking against doors, were each tined
SO 90. =,
a frea 1ie1t occurred in King street, IN which
there were ,eral participants, but only Two "eio
arrested and each fined IS, which will calm ther
temper for s while.
discharged soldier, who still had tonaneSS
for military life, was arrested for dsorderly con'
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily SonM Carosniun ut Columbia, is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being tho ociel paper
of the State it will be found at the present time cspe.
cay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves Of very largo circulation.
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q. 9. BOUNTIEs,
A ND ALL GOVERNMENT CLAIMS, COLLECTED
n by r. HURLEY, Government Claim Agent, No. 100
MEETING STREET, Charleston & c. MONEY LOAN
ED on discharges AL claims for the additional Bounty
should be filed without delay the Secretary Of War has
ordered that mo application filed after the 1st day Of April
1857 shall 70 settled until al fled before that date
paid" 50 Bounty collected for men who were dis
charged OF account Of injuries received in service.
N B. charge for services unless the claims are OBJ
timed. II March II
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"And this our life, apart from public haunt

"And this our life, apart from public haunt
Finds sermons in stones books in the running BROOKS
And good in everything"
Tho wan dyspeptc expression Of feature, 30 famia,
and common to the American people, has formed the
text upon which DR.. DnAKE has based the medical e1
permens that have produced tho Great Tonic of the
day-PLANTATIoN BrrTERs. For Headache, Vertigo
Dyspepsia, Heartburn. Dulness- the thousand aches
and ills the stomach Of man ts heir INFLAMMATION
BrrrEns the only safe and universal andote
and remedy. tuths3 March 10
THIS THE SEASON THE YEAR when children teeth.
ing almost cure to have dysentery and diarrhoa
Mrs. WINsLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP Is naver-failng
remedy It not only relieves the child from pain but
nvgorates the stomach and bowels corrects acid and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will al
most instantly gripping in the bowels and wind coc.
Mothers don't fail to procureit
Be sure and call tor
MRS. WEsLoWs SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sinte of COURTS PERKINS" on the out
side wrapper. All others are base limitations
For sale by DoWIE e. NOISE, No. ISL Meeting street.
opposite the Charleston Hotel.
March 10 st11th3
Southern Tonic, PANKN1N's HEPAT1c B1rTERs and you
will not be disappointed For sale by all druggists tn
-o-
New YORK FARMER, Of practical experience in vine.
yard culture will engnge in the business with party
having the necessary carital with ulterior view to
the manufacture Of wine. The capital required may be
graduated to correspond with the extent to which it
would be advisable to CO. and used at intervals If the
business be conducted with due regard to the conditions
essential to success, it will pay soon and we'll
The disorganization Of labor demands change in
agricultural pursuits and probably in direction does
it point with better prospects than to wine growing
Grape culture in the Northern States is attended with
much uncertainty, in consequence Of the win
ters that it Is yet doubtful if it be ada interest
of any considerable importance beyond speculang in
hardy varieties In The Light of this experience South
Carolina may seize the prize, compensation for
the wrongs inflicted her by fanacism in the Of
false humanity. In the change demanded, The upland
planters farmers will find grape culture substitute
for their chief staple which requires but ting labor
and vastly more profitable This is no patent way to
get ric yet is it temptation to speculate in iu
sions with promise of fabulous results but, as the
"eary bird catches the worm the first to enter this
field of labor will be the frat to participate
with justice in the largest Of whatever is vau
able in the legitimate pursuits Of life.
Inquiries may be made to the Editors Of this paper,
and to RICHARD DAILY, care Of JOHN W. CALD.
WE'LL No. SO Beaver street. New York March h5
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
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At crIoN SALE.-The schooner AID, about which
tho public have heard much, and probably under
stood little has at last received quietus, and was
sold yesterday by Messrs. LErrcH & BRUINS, in
obedience to an order from the United States Mar
shsl. THIS schooner is well known as an Havana
trader. and her past career has brought her promi-
ncntly before the community. She was sold with
her tackel, apparel, &C., for the sum Of s41O2.
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MARsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM has been tried by
physicians with unvarying Success, and is now
adopted as standard E1pectorant. For sale by
Ill druggists.
DOWE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WNEMAN & CO., Agents.
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An OLD Book ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE.-Our;
readers will notice, by an advertisement in our
paper, that Mr.. SAMUEL BART, Sr. offers his yalu-
able stock OF books, ensrayings DC, for sale on
liberal terms. This store, now numbered 1872
King street, was known many years back as No.
2s6, and was prominently marked by having
large gided Bible over the door. It has been used
as bookstore for near forty years; first by Mr. y.
A. RoARBAcH, afterwards by MIR. JOHN P. BEHE,
who was remarkably popular and successful; and
since by Mr.. SAMUEL HART, Sr., who has done
business at this position Tor over years.
An energetic young man, who understands the
book and stationary business, would find this an
e1cellerlt opportunity for starting in life.
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To GATHER pearls from Oceans vases
Divers go down in divers places;
But at our mouths Of streams and bays,
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine
Made by the SozoDoNr divine.
March 10 tus2
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AUCTION SALES.

Hams, Sides, Shoulders, Strips, &C.
JEFFORDS & Gu.
VIII sell THIS DAY, before their store, ~ Vendu
BOXES oHofsh as1Ss 4 s6aas u ai!0s1 CURED HAMS
| hogsheads Sides
| 10 hogaheads Shoulders
40 barrels Strips
hogsheads Breasts
l. 800 boxes Herrings
| 20 herces Leaf Lard
15 tubs choice Butter
80 CASES CAN MEATS, TURKEY, DUCK, CHICKEN
and Goose, &c. March 10
Balance Of Retail sore-Dress Goods, Domes.
tic Goods, White Goods, Clothing, Boots and
'' Mckay & CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House,
eguar sales days overv Tuesday and Friday during the
win sen THIS DAY, eesaS commencing at 10 O'Clock,
THf ENTIRE BALANCE OF RETAIL STORE, 10 BE con-
-, TIN GMUED FROM DAY TO DAT, UNTIL DISPOSED OF; -
DRESS GOODS, ~ EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY,
suitable for the best city and country trade.
WHITE GOODS -Muslins. Jaeonets, caHbrics. &C., &c
Medium to superhne LoNGcIoTHs. Of ten different
brands
DUBLIN TWIST, SUMMER CLOTH, Tweeds cassi-
meres Linen Drills, Cottonades, Jeans, Kerseys, &C.,
c6sTs &C. PANTS VESTS SHIFTS aG 1naarsbirta Drawers
AA@~SNA2SASA~>~eSb
MEMS Felt, Drab Pearl, Black and colorea HATS.
A full Assortment Of LADIES' and GENTS HOSIERY.
CLOTHES BRUSHES, HAIR BRUSHES, Tooth Brushes,
suspe1ders. Scissors, Cologne. E1trasts t. Pomades'
BOOTS, SHOES, LADIES CATERS, BALMoRALs.
&C., &C. March 10
S,ips and Hams.
BY r.. & A. r. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, the 18th nst will be sold before our store,
800 prime BACON STRIPS
so barrels Irish Potatoes.
With variety of other Articles
Conditions cash. Marrh 10
Retail Stock and Damaged Goods.
By j. & w. KNOX.
THB DAY. st 10 o'clock A: NJ, OF their Auction sales
rooms No. 1873 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion HOTEL
AN ASSORTED SC fsISi STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Pieces DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, Longcloths, kc
los pieces Swiss, Null, Nainsook and Jaconet Mus
60 dozen Mems Mixed, Brown and White Half
Hose
rs dozen women's Mixed, Brown and white Hose
Silk and Kid Gloves, imported
Linen, Lawn, Turkey Red and Silk Handkerchiefs
Towels Linen Collars and Cuffs, Paper Collars
Neck Nes Psrfumery, Soaps
Jewelry scissors, Knives, &c.
CLOTHING. HATS, Boots and Shoes.
Balance INVOICE OF Toys.
Conditions cash. March 10
100 FIrksns and Tubs Butter notp Landing.
by II. NJ. CATER.
VIII be Sold THIS DAY, Browns Wharf, at 10 o'clock
150 ardns and tubs choice STATE BUTTER.
Conditions cash. March -
20 bones Sides and Shoulders.
BY II. III. CATER.
VIII be Sold THIS DAY, ON Browns Wha1f Rt 10 O'clock
10 boxes CLEAR RIBBED SIDES
-. 10 boxes Shoulders - I.ta-
...1. GOO Sugar Cured Shoulders, in lots.
Conditions cash. March -
Bacon and Cheese
By BRUINS & BEE.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, the 10th inst, In front OF our
. store, No. 78 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock;
9000 LBS. BACON SIDES e. 500
1000 lbs. Bacon Shoulders. q
10 boxes Cheese. 49, ~,
100 boxes Herrngs. z-sisz-. ,,zI1z r. March 10
- Ta,nhpr. T1t,,her J :. TfI7rl1er ! 81
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March 10

s,is.s auction Sale.
By BARNETT SCHUR.
at the Store No. SO King sreet below Broad, will SELL
every night,
Assorted MERCHANDI6E, In quantities and qualities
to suit Merchants Planters Offers his services to the
sale OF Real Estate Stocks Bonds Vessels Horses We
aicles &C. Will attend to the sale Of household Fnrni-
rc at priyate resdences Best city reference Will be
Mven. Terms very moderate. solica consignmenas.
satisfaction guaranteed. March u
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TIE OPINION OF AN OFFICER IN THE ARMY
cat inspection noticed that large proportion of
the mems knapsaoks contained a box Of Troches,
being generally used by them for Colds, etc. )"
sBRowN's BRONCHIAL TnooHEs" should be used
upon the first appearance Of Cold or Cough,
which by neglect may terminate in some incurable
Lung Disease
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ALMOST FIRE.-The inmates Of Mrs. H1LBERs'
fashionable boarding house we're astonished by
meeting super-abundance of smoke at their
breakfast table yesterday morning. This natural
" created some CONSERVATION, and the guests
scattered in every direction hunting for the origin
Of the disagreeable vapor Their fears were quieted
when it was ascertained that it was 'smuch ado
about nothing and the exhalations from defec-
tive stove in Mr.. SKRNE's drug store had eau ed
the alarm. A little fresh air soon dissipated the
smoke, and the breakfast was not allowed to be-
como dead matter.
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THE MISSING BELLS.

We miss the bells with their tones sublime.
And the mellow notes OF st. Michael's chime,
For the Sabbaths come as they came Of yore,
But the Sabbath bells are heard no more.
A stiffness reigns Ger the city now,
And the prayerful throngs IN silence bow,
When tho hol,- light of the Sabbath morn
Is ushered in with rosy dawn.
No music floats on the passing gale,
But the missing bells tell sad, sud tale
For their strains were lost in the cannons roar,
And the Sabbath bells arc bells no more.
They muttered loud with smoky breath,
On the battlefield. 'mid the scenes Of death,
The same soft bells that had sounded praise
From the steeple tops in our peaceful days.
Obi soon may the s,lemn silence cease,
And the bells re-echo tho notes of peace
May our hearts once more with their music thrill,
And bent responsive to Love, and ''Good Will"
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ConoNEa's NouEsTs-On Sunday, Coroner VIII
TING wes called upon to inspect the dead body Of
Morris Swinton. o colored youth Of about twenty
years, who had been to dance and returning home
intoxicated was found dead the next morning.
Mr. WHITING, fearing some foul play, called in DR..
MICHEL, who held post naorteaa over the deceased.
On Monday morning o jury was empanelled who
returned verdlct-in accordance with the Doctor 8
lelief-of appoplexy.
On Monday night he was summoned to visit a
colored girl of eleven years, who had suddenly
died at No. 45 Henrietta street. After examining
the case, the jury returned verdict Of death from
neglect and want Of the proper medicinal reme-
dies.
WE WOULD call the attention of purchasers to
the advertisement Of MIR. J. N. ROBSON, Agent for
DuPoNTs Powder. He has large and complete
stock, which will always be kept up, and which he
will daily deliver to any part Of the city. The
MesHrs. DUPONT commenced the manufacture of
powder in 1901, and have kept their powder up to
the standard, and an experience Of thirty years
with their former Agents here have always given
complete satisfaction. Their establishment is one
Of the largest in the United States, capable of turn
ing out one thousand kegs daily, with capital of
over two million dollars invested, thus giving q
guarantee that purchasers can depend on what
they get. NIr. ROBSON is prepared to sell at lowest
market rates, and, indeed, as low as it can be or
dered from the factory in small lots.
March l6 st11th1mo
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TEE GOOD REPORT Morning and Evening Lessons tor
Lent. By Alice B. Haven. New York: D. Appleton
Co., 1867.
The book receives it's name from the text in He
brews xi. SO, printed as motto on the title page:
GA good report through faith" The purpose Of
the book may be readily inferred from the plan,
which is thus described in the preface: Tho
Good Report consists o. two lessons day for forty
days-.the period of Search in the Promised Land"
Each "lessou" is drawn directly from the Old Tes-
lament. Ihe varied experience of the Israeltos in
their departure from Egypt-their wanderlngs IN
the desert, their murmurings, temptations, con-
ficts, and final conquest-serving as the text,
from which the application, or s'moral, pointed
by significant passages from the New Testament,
is extracted "The book is unique Of its kind,
wrought out with patient labor. rich with the ez-
perience OF an earnest, tender, deeply-probed
spiritual life.'
For sale by Mr. JOIN RUSSELL, Kirg-strcet.
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It is hoped that, by the generous attendance at
this concert, that the Vestry Of st. Michaeps will
realize sufficient amount to redeem the s'missing
BELLS" and we feel certain that it this is not the
case, the surplus will be soon raised by those citi-
zens whom the festivities consequent on ST.. PAT
R1oKs Day prevented from attending.
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QUITE ScARE.-One of the colored crew Of the
" w. 'azier, while dischargins his Duties
stepped on a plank which ho thought to be sta
tionery, but was precipitated into the briny deep
Being no swimmist he went under, but, not liking
the watery world soon emerged and beloved for
holp. His fellows were endeavoring to obtain the
needed saccor, ,whenh sank the second time but q
long pole was thrust in the water, he grabbed it,
and was hauled out thankful darkey. His in
voluntary bath created some excitement for the
time, and fears were expressed that the Coroner
might be needed, but Africa was triumphant, an d
her son was soon rescued from the impending
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TAX NOTICE,
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MTERNA1. REVENUE,
No. 64 Broad, corner Church street
nETURNS OF ANNUAL TAXES FOR YEAR 1885,
II, will be received ut this Office for Division COM
prisng Wards i, O. and that part of west OF Coming
cept where parties receive nooe In such cases Returns
must bc rendered within ton days from date thereof &C.
cording to Inv.
kfy' Office hours from - to 8 P. NJ
~ o-''oS ''O''-0 JOHN B. EPPLEY,
March 10 n Assistant Assessor, I'd Division.
A CHANCE
FOR AN ENTERPRIsING MAN.
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OFFERED TO A NAN
and STOCK OF BOOKS in the ESTABLISHED BUSI
NESS, at No 3s2 KING STREET, for more than THIRTY
YEAES My advancing years compel me to retire;
therefore offer for sale my collection OF ANCIENT AND
MODEENWORKS, In Literature, Science, Art, Agricul-
ture, Religious, Medical Law, School and Collegiate
Text Books, in the English, French German italian,
Spanish Hebrew and Syriac Languages, imported from
Europe ALSO large collection Of English and French
Engrayings with general variety Of Foreign and Do
nesic tatonery, Blank Books and Fancy Articles
not usually to be found IN any Book Establish
lishment South
10 al approved purchaser liberal and accommodating
terms viii be given, ind every information connected
with the successful conducting Of the business including
foreign aud domestic corr spondents will be cheerfuly
offers will be received until the 4th of April
March 10 u SAMUEL HART, SEtT
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III. H.
II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Nyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 60 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street.
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Boots and Shoes.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS DAY. 18th instant, at TO- O'clock, I WIN sell at
my store, cornerof King and Liberty streets,
rs CASES BOOTS A SHOES, received by s.. g.
saragossa regularly assorted and wen adapted for retail
trade - - - -
COMPLETING OF
CASES GENTS CALF p. BOOTS, 2 to IL
Cases Gents Cali and Lasting Congress, 6 to 10
Cases Gents Calf and Zip Balrnoral, to II
Cases Mems Kip and Buff Balmors1, 8 to 18
Cases Mems Calf and Kip Brogans, 6 to II
Cases Mems Calf and Zip Brogans, to Is s>s-
Cases Mems hip Oxford ties, s to 10 and to Is e4
Cases Ladies' Fine Lasting n. ". Congress.
Cases Ladies' Fine Morocco NJ. ". Balmora1a
Cases Ladies' Fine Morocco Welt Bilmorals
Cases Womens' Buff and Goat Balmorals, to
Cases Boys Calf Balnorals, to6 8
Cartoons containing "a Large assortment Of Ladies'
Misses and Chidreus' Gaiters, Slippers, &c. "
Terms c8ah MGrOh 1o ~
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20 bones SIDES and Shoulders.
BY II. NJ. CATER.
Will be sold THIS DAY, Browns Wha,4 at 10 O'clock
10 boxes CLEAR RIBBED SIDES q
b. 10 boxes Shoulders - ~
GOO Sugar. Cured Shoulders, in lots.
Conditions cash. March 19
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TEE GOOD REPORT: Morning and Evening Lessons for
Lent By Alice B. Haven. New York: D. Appleton
Co 1867.
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Fu,niture Of }onlity Declining Housekeeping.
- BY SMITH u McGILl1iyRAY;;-.SSf,.s
VIII be sold, at the residence No. 231 Meeting street.
; west ade between John street and Ann street.
THIS MORNING.: the 18th instant, at hAR.p@t 10
O'Clock, .lf-ssss.z ~ "
FINE BUREAUS, Carpets, soss, Ghsirs, Bedding.
Bedstesds Ice House, fine Cooking Stove Mating,
China and Glass Ware, &C. s5ssssi. .f; - .-{k;
March
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For restoring strength and appetite, use the great
Southern Tonic, PANKN1N's HEPATIc B1TTERs and you
will not be disappointed. For sale by all druggists. tn
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HOstetter's Stomach Bitters.
MUSHROOM INVITATIONS.

February Is
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

SAD FATALITIEs-Miss Marriette Bib
bins, of West Rupert, Vt, was burned Sc
seriously on Tuesday afternoon last, thai
she died in about six hours after. Sb,
was tending sap kettle, when her clothe,
took fire.
In firing salute on Wednesday after.
noon over the Connecticut election, two
young men of Montpelier we're shockngly
maDgled by a premature discharge Of the
gun. Peter Lemoinc lost both arms. one
leg and an eye, and died in. the evening.
Alexander tiingras lost an arm, and was
badly wounded internally. Both had
served as artillerists in the army. This
is the third accident Of The kind that has
occurred in Montpelier within a few
years. iN
The funeral Of Mr.. Lemoine was attep.
led on Friday by the band. battery, and
Ire companies, aud very large number
{ citizenr.