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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

fhON NEW 0RLeANS.
Serts0s Breaks in the Levees-Allesed
Nsgrs DepredatisDs In Lssisiasa-The
ksesnstructien invention Indian Dep
relations in TEXAS.
Especial Dispatch to the S.ar.l
NIw ORLKAEs, Dec. 2s-Two serisus breaks
have occurred in the levee, one below PIsq ue-
mine and the other below Bayou Maucbae.
threatening to overflow the lands and SUBJ
merge the country TO Lake Pom Oh srtrain ana
Jscssor railroad. A large fore Of men a.
oees piace1 upon the lstter break 70 repair
damages, and prevent further destruc.ion Of
properly. Gen. Hancock has ,elegraphed for
auShori'y 10 place the starving negroes At work
upon the levess generally, and 70 issue to the N
Accounts from Parishes In tie interior .,s,.
mat negro dspredstions contin pe in an alarm :
Ing manner. The military forces have ouistIy y
dh bsnded large aseem blsgss OF armed n,eroe,
AT jackson and East Feliciapa.
ne State Conven zion Is drawing 70 q close
BlIle nave been passed 10 raise 10 oney for the
STATE Nv fayIDg tax OF one mill per cent on
real and personal property. Resistance 70
tnefr enfoF cement as been threatened
AdNices from Texas state that Indian dep.
recat1ons continue on the frontier notwitb
standing General McCoek's disposihon OF
troops. .-....
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The MurdeF and Attempted Robbery in
Nas.achnsetts.
"A Correspondent OF the Boston Trs weller
Glbrs tne following particulars of the m nrde
shd attempted bank robbery sf HayerbiII
Mars, briefly reported la our dispatches.
I'm monday morning zbout hail. pact TWO
cIocx, sn alarm OF rre was gwen, whic h
proved 70 be the paint shop 81 r b. Stanton.
on Fleet street, and Was clearly the work of
an incendi8ry, for the purpose OF creating an
alarm and attracting attention fuom bui :
SiHioue operations then gcine on The firs
wa early discovered By Satchnen Tuck ard
knowles, and extinguishsd esfore much
damage was done.
''Just At This time, as the secrsf watch
messrs. y. ;. Scales and Joseph Burnnam-
were passing by the Nerrimac BsnH an rS-
piosion was nesrd indicating that Ru at:elnpt
was being made te blow open the SAFE Scatss
xuNdea the Ifent and Burnham went % the
rear OF the building. Just a. he reached the
lower corner OF the building he encountered
tue borelAr, VINO hac made his escape from a
window Bursham challenged him and or
eerso MN 70 stop, upon which the burglar
hred pistol while on the run, WI which took ef
fect 10 the left temple OF Burnham Killing MIN
instantly Scates gave chase, but the m ardsr-
er ami burglar was too fleet tor him, aud va,
SON ON, OF sight Returning 70 his cornrsde
Ne ioupo MIN cead, with his right hand on nis
orrasi elenching his revolver, all cooked aua
ready Tor service, the con ent- OF which womb
have been given 20 the burglar had his shot
not been fatal one
"On examining the safe of the Merrmsck
BAnk at ~as found that the lock haa been
hIled with powder and xplosed, which only
Fatiahy opened the door Scraps OF lesihrr
were 10 una on the hoor saturated with k-ro-
sele "A ladder used for entering the window
10 RE bank, which Is on The second story in
tne rear, was taken from the paint shop Of
stanton, on Fleet street. The body or Burn
nam Was taksn TO the police court room, where
u row remhins awaiting the action OF coro-
nei, NO Traces has as yei been ob. med OF tie
murderer"
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iall Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis.
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, it in nowise Injuries any pa
nent The mum Der and importa of its cures in
the aVue districts are literally beyond account and
We believe without parallel in the history Of
heus medicine. Our pride il gratiiea by the
knowledge ements receive Of the radical cures ef
had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities. will be
rrstected by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
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stimulating the Liver into healthy activity.
Fer Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, is
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marksbie cures, where other medicines had failed.
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and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world
Price. 81 per bottle. T. ID. GILMAN
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WLEuI MURDBE or WIFE IN BALTIMoER
Inc vicinity OF Bolton was thrown into great
etate or excitement on Christmas morning by
tne announcement that q man named John
MCNAMARA bad i" fiicted such blows upon his
wife As 10 cause her death. Officers Mcintosh
ana BROWNING being informed Of the facts in
TIE case were soon on the track Of the psrpe.
traitor OF the crime. and succeeded In arresting
Dim near Mount Washington. An ina uest on
the body OF Mrs. Ann McNamara was held al
her iaie residence, on Cathedral street extend =
go, tne jury returning verdict that her death
was caused by blows at the bands OF her nus.
oano. Yesterday afternoon Mcnamara had a
bearing before Justice Bride, when ne con-
iesseo the homicide, and was committed for
me acton OF the Baiumore county authorities,
on me cnarge Of numbering his wife. From
tbe facts elicited In the examination II appears
mat the woman was most cruelty beaten nd
xIeked over the head and body by Mcnamara
ne using at one time a boot jack; with which
ne oeait her the faial blows. He has three
cbfidren, and one of them, a little cir, aboot
pine years OF sae, wss placed upon the stand
20 give testimony In the case. The child was
aHtcted 10 tears when reciting what she had
WItnessed.-BdLtim0re Gd-etts 21th
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aFfAIRe IN LoUDos CoUNTY. Ea-The
Leesburg Mirror of yesterday saws
son wednesday night las some evil
minded person or persons en- .ereo me pot,sry
OF Mr.. Shafer, and took from thence a ioaaed
snn- From thence they proceeded 10 the
wagon maker shop OF Mr.. X. e. NARROW, aud
gathered the tools into 8 basket hut prohahlv
instruments, left them behind. From there
they went to the west end of town
and mace q raid upon small. sized store
belonging TO Mrs. Poland, which th-y com
pieteiy ''gutted,' carrying on some two hup
dred dollars worth Of goods. Prom thence
they visited eentleman's barn near nv broks
open the door, and suppiied themselves win
couple OF oIsnEets, and some minor articles,
pfocably 10 aid in removing their previously
acquired store goods. The gun taken from
Shafer1s was left At Polands.
The farm lying between Waterford ana
hHlseerougn, and belonging 70 the heir. OF the
is'e Ooed fierpoint- was sold at public sale
on Thursday last bv AIctioneer R,pser for
go ID per acre. Thetr1ct contained Isl ACRES,
aud was purch ased by Joseph Pierpoipt. ON
Saturday last some lots were offered for sale
in this town. One Opposite the EnisaonsI
Church. fronting 30 feet or Church street ana
running back 100 feet, was sold to Joseph An.
bott for Si25. Another 90 BY 81, a. the corner
OF Ohurcn and Corn wall streets. was sold for
sll3, j Archie Hammerly purchaser
MeSsrs. Plaster And Berkeley, our ,eleratas
10 me virginia Military Convention. reached
tnis Town ON Saturday, To, spepd the recess
uurms lue Cnristuaas holidays wtth their
irfeDds IN Loudoun. Mr. Powell Harrison
delegate from Augusta county, arrived here
also for the same purp0ee-
JonathaI Taylor has been sppoin ted post
master at Aamtiton, Loudoun county, Woe j.
NJ. Hoge
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AMAsIsrE Ars sEEysrEp-Hs Comnf,s IL.
CSnstdote e ssssse~s .sssefday morning Jns,ice
spencer, OF tae Tt rd Ward, issued a w,rran,
ior me arrest OF James Lsagae, a magistrate OF
.ne ,n flret ward, for bastardy, and placed il IN
the hands OF Constable George w White
Inc latter proceeded TO the Office OF I.eagQe
ana informed bin that he held the writ asainst
nim, ana, as the offence is recognized As A
crlmlEai one. was about TO take him into cus
.ooy. League demanded to see the writ, when
White produced II and handed II 10 him to
reao League retained the writ and inmedi-
aieiy wrote out commitment cons,eninp
w White TO Jail aud ordered q conet able 10 take
MIN into custody. White was immediaraIy
taken away, but meeting a friend succeeded ia
snlng s our writ OF hat>as corpus from the City
Court requiring the Warden OF the iaiI 20 Inn.
mediately produce him before that Court.
Inc WHIT was obeyed and White was dis.
charged from custody. SubseQ uenily a war.
rant was placed IN the hands of Sergeant Jaw
ano policeman Sca1lon, OF the Eastern district
VINO toek League into custody on the charge
OF bastrdy. He was taken before Jus ice
Spencer, who, in defauh Of bail. committe him
10 Jail. Bail was subseq uenfly procured. and
ne was sliDerated-RdlimOrs Gnzsff, a,tA
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I 'THD CosnIrrxs appoinfsd a. nnsetiag or
She DELIGHT from varioas SoldIsrs' Lea agups
held In this city some two weeks ago, - nm.
m nn,ca'e With all the Lsisaes thro us sh out the
counfry. and with promtaeut military msn, as
} o the propriety or holdings N a.ional Coo ven
tfon OF Soldiers and Sailors during mex. n Az,
for the psrposs Of SominStisg o fresidentis
,icSst, report that rerposses are coming in
very favorable from ali portions OF the couu-
Try AmaRg those who Appro We OF the plan
are the Governors Of some two or three
States. who were generals la our army
during the late war. Another meeting o
various delegates from tss Northern states
~ be held here on January eth, when The ad-
dress TO the soldiers OF ne country will be
pr pared, and the time and plsce seiss ted
when and where Oonvep3oa will be held.
PERsoSAL.-Robert T. Lincoln, ser OF tse
late President, whose ARRIVAL in this city was
noticed in yesterdays sfAR,is the ga,sto
Secretary Welies. .... Oci. JOAN 5. Mosby, OF
rebel fame, is at Wiilard's. ....Hou. John T.
Risley OF New York, and Hon M. G. Kerr of
Inaian q, are at the, Me'topoiitan Hotel zee.
Sena'o or Wade is IN town. Il. de Billie, Dan-
ish Minister, Is ssopptsg At the Ebbi.. House
INTERNAL REvBNUtErne receipt. from
this TO. day were S2i9,s76.0s.
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y The Boston School COMMITTEE have de.
cloed NOT TO comply with the numerous mem
0,iais received praying an abolition OF corpor.
~ Miss Maria Hall died in Laversncs
Mass, on the 18TH instant, after nearly eisht
years suferiDg from the effects of the faIi Of
the Pemberton mill-Janusry, 1860.
II manon, the rufhan who, in attemptip z
10 snoot the ring master OF q circus at Eis,on.
III, last ISL, killed Young girl in the audi
for life.
50 They have cheap soup houses in Paris
This would net be a bad idea for our Amer
can cities, this winter
- Charles L0rdell, associate editor OF tos
Lnrrosee Democrat, whe was burned 70 death
!. I..s .ae aneoia disaster. was on his way to
Bridgeport. Conn 70 be married.
~ great innovation has taken p,a.s 4,
turkey Several fashionable ladies have ap-
peared in eeate among the audience at ths
operain Constantnopls. IS
,.Mrs' mrs Forrest, the divorced wife OF the
uegedian, has been grsnted the aIimony of
S1O0 600, which she CLAIMS to have been ansid
Tor a number Of years.
~ The winter has begun with great ssver.
ny In Italy. The Tuscan river Arno has been
- The citizens OF Augusta, Me are sn,,on.
ID nave eooo school for girls In their oitv.
Iney have subscribed six thousand dollars ia
th,s object 44s e.4, 'o'
= Le.senworth, Kansas, has opulaaoa
o. tnir,y-three thousauds some thirty churcnes
nftesn TO twenty scboois. two thsatres. and
nom nvs 70 ten gambling houses. = =
~ The Roysi Society % Arts in Jamaica
condemn tbe pain tnes OF the old mssterv a
indelicate and highly immoral. IT.-TT - =
- A weekly Catholic josrnaI Is to b start.
60 IN New Orleans, with capital OF 1fry
fhousand dollaA. This publicauon vim hs
called Inc Morning Star, and win Be under thS
supervision Of three priests and two lavuaenI
appointed by the Arch bsshop. gI'7 -
- The New York milknen thoueht TO q.
instead OF vatsr. II vas = nice point, bat 4
Ur Great sxcfts1nent sxissed an rra.,
evening in the towa % GDsnvilis, n Y, On a.
eount OF the euuaGe eomUistod by . nesro - "a
afterDoon on Ne Dsgson Of Q nsrgte6 yntn
woman named Ass. d. d Drcwp. The nero
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has proved itself to be the most perfect preparation
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Restore Gray Hay to ITS Oyi<iaaI Color,
and create . new growth where it has fallen OF
from disesse or natural decay.
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Anwho use IL unzp imous I'm awarding IL the
praise Of being the best III air Dressing extant.
Our Treatise on the II air sent free by mail.
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UTILIZATION or WcoLLEs Raes-Shoday.
nueh behed article. being really s very i'm :
pOrfsnt ms eri ial. Is. a. Is well KNOWN .o,msd
from woollen rags reduced TO fine snreds, AND
~orked up agsin in com bination, IN greater or
less proportion, with fresh wool. The in
Ieflorlty OF the unmanipulated staple results
irem the methods heretofore employed for dis
integraung the rags, which are reduced in
lsrse part to mere powder a process nas.
however, recently been patented, by which The
oId Fabric Is hrst separated into threads,
which Are then torn apart by means of a pscu
iIar system Of hooks. so that the fibre Is no,
broken or damaged. anc may be worked over
almostas well as new
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE-

FRIDAY. DEC. 27
BENEFIT Df THf AMERICAN COMEDIAN
AND HVMORTST,
Mr.. JOHN D.. OWENS.
WIZ vii sppesr
sWASHBCCkLER MAJOR.
We n TON De BOOTS,
In Caynr 8 Comedy Of
EyERYBoDYS FRIEND
To conclude with Mr. Owens particular rcrtrsi-
1ure OF
TOO LES
Extensive preparations have been mad t. bring
cut the
GRAED ROMANTIC LEGEND AND EASTERN
SPECTACLE,
BL UE BEARD
FOR NEW YEARS MATINEE
, oe which occasion admission . q cents; children
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
INV CabIa Tn tha As.oc;s,ao pr~sz

LosDoE, Dec. 26-Erie Bonds firm The
bullion IN the Bank Of England hss increased
f3OO.
764.
LONDON, Dec. 2-Noon-IlinoisC Central.
LlvkRPooI. Dec. 27-Noon-Oottou s.eadv-
SAFES e'ocO bales Tallow. AS. Cd. Other ar;i-
cles unclaimed.
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IBk PEi2E RING.-We are privately In
formed that John q. Heenan coptsmplstes
challen sing the victor in the coming Il On, hs .
tween McCoole and Coburn As fney have
both determined to abandon the prize ring. r.
!, NOT Ilkeiy tnat either will accept the offer
BUT we learn that % Baldwin. the .Irish
gianf, who wss come time since matched to
ngnt tne celebrated Jem Mace, the champion
si England, has arrived at New York H.
Wnt In all probability. accomodate the .sfsrpl-
cia Boy" as the object OF his visit to Amsric,
E ls Ior "miil."-LoaisriIe tKy.) Co@rier Dee.
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"a Maiden Mass paper says the mails
arrive tnere reguiarty-morDing ana after-
poon-out there ID no dependence ON the ~
and have their own way eenersliy Samc
everywhere.
y Mr. Otto Lederle, OF Memphss. -.
struck in the eye by rocket stick Juiy an.
lse6 The fireworks were pad for by ne esty'
his damaged vision.
~Tbs North Mississippian, OF uhe ssA. ssu.
of most horrible murder comm ittso Nv n
Meehodist preacher, named Briees . yosa~
his wis, and 4r. De0radenreid. 70 Sllsd
them with q billet OF wood
0rAe Wtfe of Aaron Rowe, living sAres
miles frem neunt Vernon. OAkp, On o. ID
Inst. rave oarth 70 three boys 60 sVo gisss,
All OF whom, with their notAer. are Sosr-
wen. e.
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Fatal Shooting Cases in Baltimore.


We have published elsewhere au account
from the Baltimore Ga.site OF horrtt wife
murder in that city on Christmas morning.
lie papers OF that place the morning con tain
repo To OF many other cases of disorder and vio
iencs, as well as large number OF s,cidents
The following accouas OF some OF the more
serious cases We clip from the Sun:
On "Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. William H.
bowersocs, y young man, aged abont twenty.
Two, employ ed as q clerk IN Adams express
office, a. the Northern Osutral rail yay dspot.
met bis deaih under peculiariIy distrsssins y
circumstances. II appear thar the die ceased
and several felleW- clerks had bsen engaged in
shooting at mark. using single barrel pis-
eoi Ior tue purpose, when, about ten minn les
before o clock, p. a their ammunition be-
came exhausted and the shooting was sup
possd TO be over. However, the last charge
put In ihe pistol did not explIde, and the un.
fortunate young man began 70 Joke with MS
companions by pointing the pistol at them,
when one Of them cautioned N by rem,rking
that .ahe thing might go of and hurt some
one Bowersock laughed 81 ihe idea, and
pointing the pistol toward ms person, sad:
''Ste, am not AFRAID to point it towards nv
own heart" The words were scarcely uttered
before the pistol exploded, the ball taxing sf-
feet In the heart OF the deceased and causing
desth in less that i've minutel
a faial accident. caused by the careless
napdiIng OF hrs arms, occurred at Mount
washington, in Baltimore county, on Tues
day evening last The within was q very
worthy young man. by the name OF TAYLOR
yackens, son OF Deputy Sheriff Joseph
Jackeps, siding near the w ashinxton Fac.
tory. The deceased, with Mo acq uainta n ces
by the names Vt Doneliy and Chalk, were
standing on the platform o. the Northern Cen
uai railway. near the dspot, Just after the
uain from BALTIMORE, dun AZ o'clock had
passed, when .Donelly mptioned that hs d ad
Jost purchased pistol, AID, while attempting
10 draw IL from hIs pocke, it was disch argsd
the ball entering the breast OF Jackens inst un-
deI the right nipple, prosucing death in fifteen
minutes.
Early on Wednesday morning young Iady
q me sixteen years ofage, daughter OF Mrs
Holson. whilst In conversation with a friend
opposite her mothers residence, No. IL Carl.
ion street experisnceda sudden, singing pain
In her lett thigh. She vas ~ once taken nome
and Dr Lane called in who found she had re.
ceissd charge CT sho in the limb, rendering
her unable 10 move. The shot have not as yet
been attracted. II appears that whilst stand
DE-, ,ps IN me street, as soove ssaiea. . boy care
lesely nred pistol charged with shot, wh icb
took effect IN the high, producing a ysry
painfui but fortunately not dangerous wound
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The poet who won the French Academy
prize for sn ode on the death OF I,ineola : ,s
gosng 70 send e60o TO Mrs. L. -
- Mayor Thomas, or ST. Louis, deeiars~
mat the Nicholson pavement i. the most acan
omicai and durable pavement ever tired "a
that city. . TAI = fItF - = -
- Enormous supplies OF guaao have bean
discovered In South CarVlina - -
2 Jewish synagogue IN Charleston. = C
viii - dedicated as q Oathol,c cbur-n - -.
BISHOP Lynch, On UAristnas day, :, =
- The hebensv0tsnt ladies a hartford. Conn
are about 70 estAbltsh IN Industrial school 70,
already been sRbscrfbed.
- Dsus>t hes 3 ,e0p ,chnaren bstxeen IN.
Ases q ionr and eaeAfeen ysans. bat ear -
commodsss onayspp In the SCHOOLS proviSsd
for them. a..Gsif9 E3I.1N - PNS''uso
- a Quincy, Illinois, distn,er th,,,. =.
can prove that government does poerss :. nv.
snne nye eenfs . eaa1os On stne visssv usde
IN S8As S,sas9. fItEf ffrNH maj -
- = r1rIr = N z
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New York NavLet

NEW YoRk, Dec. 27.-Fiour quiet and un
changed. Wheat dull sDd unchaugsd Clra
\ shaee better. Rye Iuie; and unchap red
oats qulet ana hrm Pork better; Mess Ss.9j
Lard dull 1t IcsI3 cents Oostop sta,dy
NJ To- Ior Middiing Uplands. Ere!ghts dali
Spirits Turpsnune quiet At 49x cents.
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"A JEALOUS MAINE WOMAN Kills Hxt
skIf AID PoIsoNs HER LOvka-In Nes
York. Friday, a Cproner's inquest wa. nald AZ
the house OF Mrs. -ouisa YoSng, on the body
oftrances Harrington, alias Hatue Howard a
youns weInan eig1teen years Of aga, who CON-
mnieo suicide BY taking poison. Deceased
went 10 live with Mrs Young iast Nouday
week, and on the even ing of the I3th instant
she complained Of having pains IN Ihe s,em acn
and excessive vomiting. ON being a auesnonsd
oy Nrs. Young. Frances confessed tsst an.
LAG taken poisonous powder, aud also ad .
ministsreo one "a her 10 YER, Aue IA stns Strau.s
because be had been antrue 70 her. Suo
sequently both Frances and AaSusrus
LETT the house and went 70 Q drug store where
she purchased an emene with meney she had
borrowed. Frances returned 10 the house asd
me sxcesstse vomiting contin red tiIl nsr dea th
On Tn harsday afternoon. A portion OF the vnate
powder taken BY deceased was found an a soh
let ueed BY ner. Deceased told Jeseie Ix4on- .
boarder IN the house, tnat she took the po1.on
because she was jealous, and for long In.
sne had intended 20 XIII herself ana her lover
At the tirne OF Administering the pr,soo :, hsr
Augustus che told him "a would mnks him so.
ber, and after swailoging the draa xht she told
MIN she bad given hIm poison. No furthey
testimony vss offered. and the Jury rets rped a
verdict OF snicids by taking an irri,ant poSaoa
deceased - said 10 have teen a pative or
l.oseiL Maine The present whereabost. o.
Suauss or his conoition are unknown-
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Destructive Fire.

BosroN, Dec. 27.-The large furui,nrs m.n.
ufaciory OF A. u. LeLsporte 90. in South
Boston, was destroyed by lire last night Loss
about SJOVGO- Insured for s-,OU.