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PROSPECTS OF WAR.
Attic hour OF writing there appears 10 be O
slight prospect OF war between the Senate and
House-the cdsus 6eH being Richardson's Re-
ports, certain number OF copies of which the
Senate authorized the Governor to purchase.
Tho House did not concur in the resolution
authorizing the publication, which aroused the
irc OF tho Senate, and, on motion, q committee
Of conference was appointed to meet similar
committee from the House, and ascertain tho
'causc why" Of such disagreement; where
upon the House, in note, respectfully in
formed tho honorable Senate that In answer to
the message from that honorable body, re-
qucstlng the appointment OF committee Of
conference in reference to Senate concurrent
resolution TO authorize tho Governor to pur-
chase certain copies Of Richardson's Reports,
IT would respectfully request to be informed
whether that honorable body insists upon the
adoption Of said resolution by this body, as
this House docs not yet officially know wheth-
or or not there ia ony disagreement between
.hc two Houses.
Tho reading OF the above In the Senate, yes
tcrday, occasioned q slight sensation, and n,l-
merons remarks were made, which, however,
ceased when, on motion of COrbin, it was re-
solved that message be sent to the House In
forming that body that the Senate insists upon
tho concurrent resolution 10 authorize the
Governor 10 purchase certain copies of Rich
ardson's Law and Equity Reports, have up
pointed committee OF conference, ana asks
the appointment Of similar committee on the
part Of the House Of Representatives.
What effect this message has had upon tho
House has not transpired, but important steps
ore on foot, and in q few days q war of words
may bo declared. The soiiaiors, with Corbin
and Montgomery ot their head, patiently await
the result. Tho Members knowing that they
nave good Confederate soldier ut their head,
who first "went back" upon the United States
flag for the Palmetto flag. and then upon tho
Palmetto for tho United States flag, feel con-
VInccd that they have leader who Will stand
by and stick to them, and do not fear tho re-
suit; bnt arc little uneasy about their large
baggage train OF Offices fearing that Corbin,
by flank movement, will get possession OF
tho whole Of them, and thus weaken their in
fluence and increase his in corresponding
ratio.
DELAYED ELECTION.
Thoro ia considerable manHuvrlng among
the friends OF both Judge Orr and Whipper.
The friends of tho former arc endeayorlnv TO
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAF.

LErrcH g. BRUINS will sell at II o'clock, at the
old Postoffce, siorce and dwellings in different parts
OF the city.
LOUIS D. De SaUssURE will sell a. II O'Clock, at
the Pos tofice. p.anta ions and residerces.
WARDLAw & CAEEw will sell ut IL O'Clock, at the
of Broad and East BY streets, house and lot
B. NJ. MARSHALL & DRoTHKR will soil at II O'CLOCK,
at the old Postotsce. foIr bui ding lots.
J. FRASER NAIEEwEs viii sell at II O'Clock, at the
cd Postoffice plabtalion on South Carolina Rail-
road.
LAuREY l. ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock in
their store No 1s7 Las Eay, one husdred and tfty
packages sundries; ais }. rocerics.
WILLIAM GURNEY will sell at 10 oc ock, at NO. ~
East Bay horses mu es, CARTS harness, &c,
G. MCBRIDE SMITH will sell ut IL o'clock, on the
premises contents OF Charleston Mercury office.
MI1L1GAN & Son will sell at 10 O'Clock, at their
store, vendue Range, carriage, harness, furnl-
ture. &c.
JOB DAWSON will sell at halfpast 10 o'clock at No.
JOG East Bay, whlskey, wines. &c.
G. ". STEPHENS Co. will sell ut halEpast
O'Clock in front of their store, Vendue Range, ba-
con, butter &c.
:. NJ CATER will sell at three-quarters past
o'clock, IN his store Browns wharf, hams, butter
AMI lard
]. A. EHs1ow & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock in front
OF their store East Bay, hams, -four and smoked
beef
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
corner Ring and Liberty Streets dry goods cutlery
aad crocsery.
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CLUBS AND SrAEs.-Tho Guardhouse docket
shows the following arrests and reports for yes
terday:
The proprietor Of o boarding house ior allowing::a
bourder to throw water out of window on the side
walk. an ordinance existing againstit.
James Mays. co,ored, arrested for trying to create
disturbance on Boyce's wharf. Supposed to be
insane.
Ben Henry, colored, tor stealing jar of candy
from the store of Mr. j. Beasey in Wentworth-street
near ST. Philip.
John Smith found drunk in th, street. and carried
to Gdardhouse.
Isaac Gcddis and Peer Geddis. two colorod
youths, whose names have appeared on the Guarl-
house docket frequently Of late. were arrested for
stealing cotton yesterday from Ecyce Il Co.'s wharf
L. A. Davis, colored, was reported for buying
stolen cotton.
George Pierce, lodged subiectto magistrates war
rant.
Joseph Seloa was lodged by Captain Black.
Three colored men applied for lodgings.
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HOTEL ARR1vALs-Jaauary 11.-CharleS'on
HoteL-J Lewtou Singleton and q Hull. Georgia;
Bull. orangeSurg; L Lontrell and Charles
Sterling. New York: J Conyers, o conyers and
VI C Coryers Georgia; G Pepkin, Georgetown; Mrs
r Z Furman. city.
Pavilion Hotct-G A Neufrer, Tennessee; Q P Dsw-
son. Mount Pleasant; D W Haincs, Florence; D
MePhifer and lady. Waldo. Fla; Dowling, Bam-
borg; D Barron. Manning; T III Reals Williams
burg W B Worsham, Cooper River; John Con-
yers, Manning: Neuson and HalbersoD,
South Carolina; D Earle, Waldo, Fla; John Jones'
Van Vert, Ga.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Leitch &
Dxuns yesterday at auction, in their salesroom
Broad-strees:
The pautations known as Reserve Grove, one
hundred aud fifty acres; the Hughes. one hundred
.ud fity acres and the Clarke, five hundred acres.
ail on Combahee River, for $3.50; one-third cash,
balance in on- and two years.
Plantation knowu as part Of Bulls Island Christ
Church Parish three thousand aeres for $500; one
third cash, balance in one aud two years.
Plantation on Lady's IL and, s,x hundred ard forty
acres and two hundred ares Of pine land, on oyal
Island, 3r $1,000; onc-thirl cash. balance in one,
two and three year,.
Plantation known as Eco Farm. eleven hundred
and sixty.fve acres, i Coleton District for $1,000;
oue.thlrd cash, balance IN one and two years.
f. Tract Of land in Prince Williams' Parrish, known
o. Roseseld, nye hundred and ninoty acres, for
Sivoo one.third cash. balance In ono and two years
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

SPECIAL ATTENTION is callel to the sale this
day, at II O'Clock, A. A., by Louis D. DcSaussure,
of the real estate of the late John Ashe sold by
order of tue devsees. consisting of the modern but
handsome brick residence of the late Colonel John
g. Ashe and the wooden mansion house of the Ashe
family; the valuable rice plantation inowa as Will
town and Hi2hwassie, on the waters of Pom Pon
River; the sea island cotton plantation known as
the Point Places and several other valuable tracts Of
land, icing some Of the most desirable city and
county property which has been offered for sale
since the close of the war;
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MEssRs. CAMERON, BARLEY & Co.-RAM-
ROAD. STEAMBOAT AND MILL SUPPLIES This house,
now we'll known in business circles in Charleston,
and wherever Charleston railroad aud steamboat
communication extends, was first established IN July,
1866 shortly after the close Of the war The senior
partner of the firm, Mr.. Archibald Cameron, is an
experienced and sklful mechanic, who has fought
bis way up f.om the ranks of trade to one OF lite
most honorable positions. Mr. Rufus @. Barkley,
the other partner, IVES for n long time connected
with the South Carolina Railroad, and is thoroughly
acau ainted with the maerol required on railroads
and steamboats,. The establishment of the firm was
first op ened at the southeast corner Of Meeting and
Wentworth Streets where it continued to be kept
until the increasing demands Of their business COM
pelled the roprietors to erect new building at tho
northeast corner of Meeting aud Cumberland Streets
into which they moved in November last. The new
building has front OF forty feet op Meetingstrec
and extends one hundred and fUrty feet on Cumber-
land street The first ground floor is divided into
two stores, one with the entrance on Meetingstr
wh'ch is used US solesroom, and 10 hold the stock
of smaller articles; and one with an entrance on
G cumberland. street. which is used as warehouse
for steam engines machinery al other heavy stock
wy Wv
that makes railroad steamboat and nall supplies
specially and their business Is consequently very
extensive and their stock very large. On their iron
rack alone they have two hundred aud fifty tons OF
bar iron and steel and plate They keep always on
hand steam eugres circular and grist mills and
also sperm, lard and coal OIL gum and leather belt
ing and all other articles needed to keep machinery
running and in good order. The phosphate compa-
MES, now multiplying fast in our city, can find
here everything in the way of machinery and ma
chine supplies that is necessary to put their mines
and manufactures in w"rking order; and planters
millers and all others requiring machinery will find
it to their advantage to send their orders to Messrs
Cameron, Barley s Co. The firm desire to extend
their business in every way, and expect and are
prepared to do so. The buildings are erected
with view to enlargement, and the walls are
sufficiently thick and strong to stand tho weight OF
several additional stories. When Charleston shall
become the metropolis of the Southern States, she
must before mary years, Messrs Cameron, Barkley
Co. will be among her m mammoth houses such as arc
now supported by the immense railroad and steam
boat companies of the NorsI, assisted in no small
degree BY the custom and patronage of Southern
railroad and steamboat men.
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The THEATRE.-There was o very slim au-
dienoe at the theatre last evening, to witness the
third repetition of "Foul Play" which was some
what effectively rendered as far the scenery was
concerned I he acting was capital on the part of
every ono concerned, and especially by Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Watkins. 1t is q wonder that the Gilbers
have succeeded we'll in putting the various inter-
esting dramas the boards considering the scene
ry that they have the stock of the Hibernan Ball.
They deserve credit and should be better patroniz'
ed. Tonight they give the four act drama, setter
Dark" with fine cast.
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Aafti0a Sells.
Estate Sale of Plantations and Residences.
BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

THIS. iDAY, the 18th Of January, 1859, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold, at the Old Postothce,
In Charleston, by order Of the DeYisees OF John
Ashe,
The handsome BRICK RESIDENCE on the north
side of South Bay.street, between Meeting and King
streets (th4 residence of the late Colonel John b.
Ashe). being ono OF the most desirable DMeings IN
the city. On the promises are excellent D1ck
kitchen, carriage house and stable. The lot mea-
sures IA feet 10 in front line 50 feet In on the
back line and 269 feet deep. more or less
The THREE STORY WOoDEN MANSION HOUSE
on the north side of South Bay-strect, between
Meeting and King streets, containing twelve rooms,
three pinzzas, &C. On the premises orc brick Kitchen
carriage house and stable. Tho lobmeasures 81 feet
in. il front, more or less 50 feet on the BACK nne
and PAL feet deep, more or less.
ALSO,
The TWO RICE PLAN rATIONS at the best pitch
of the tide, known as "Wil Town" and "High
Wassie." or Rotterdam" now merged into one
plantation situate in Bartholomcw's Parish, Col
Teton District, opposite Will Town. on large creek
waters of Pom Po1 River, containing Jointly 1e49
acres of which 400 acres rice land, under bank
taboat 260 of which have been planted this year);
bounding to the north aud northwest by lands of
estate Baynard and Edward Barnwell, to tho south
on lands of Mrs. Wayne, and to the east on said
creek On the place are two small Dwelling Rouses
and accommodations for seventy or more negroes.
ALSO,
Attract OF PINE BARREN LAND. on the Pom
Pom River st. Paul's Parish opposite the Will Town
Plantation, containing 1S0 acres of land.
ALSO,
Fifteen TOWN LOTS in the village Of Will Town.
ALSO,
Tie SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION, in st.
Paul's Parish, ,Colleon District, 30mesfrom Charles.
ton, and about miles from Adams Run Depot, on
the Savannah and Charleston Rairoad, known as the
.Point Place." ON Toogldoo River 1.-THE residence OF
the late Col John S. Ashe), considered one OF the
most productive and certain places the coast con-
tanning about 400 acres OF land of which about $50
pre- cleared On the place are overseer and negro
houses This place Is considered healthy to reside
on af the year.
ALSO.
The TRACT OF LAND OR ISLAND, commonly
known as Whooping Island on the Dawhoo River,
Colleton Dist,ict, containing PIT acres OF land.
ALSO,
"MOSS HILL" PLANTATION, lying in and
around Adams Run, Colleton District, containing
about 1910 acres or less, having about 80 600
Pine Trees boxed buttipg and bounding to the east
and northeast by lands Of estate of John T. Mar
shall and the estate Of VIM. Wilkinson, to the north
by plantation called "Veache's." owned by estate
James Hing, and to the ives. by lands OF Edward
Barnwell.
Condltons-Onet third cash; balance BY bond, pay
ayle in two equal successive annual instruments,
with interest from DAY of sale, to be secured by
mortgage of the property the city residences to be
iosured and policies assigned. Purchasers TO pay
for nj, necessary pagers and revenue stamps.
january IL tuths6 mtuthfsmtu7
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For ELEGANCE Of finish and perfection of fit,
the star shts sold at The great shirt depot in Meet
ingstreet, nearly opposite Market Hall, are without
rival All the latest styles of gentlemens furnish
ing goods are kept constantly on hand and the stock
is replenished by every steamer. Umbrellas OF the
best make, and in endless variety. also form fea-
ture of the establishment Remember the place
SCOTS, sign of tho Star Shirt.
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A HINT 10 VIoTns.-If you are robbed Of
goods. Clothes jewelry, &C, the only value these
have to the thief s his ability to sell them. If he
finds he cannot sell them he will send them home on
terms. Ee cannot seu them If you make
it sufficiently known that they stolen, and this
can be done by constant advertising in The NEWS.
These points developed in the story of stolen
diamond ring published In New York paper the
other day. The owner Of the ring persistently ad-
vertised bis loss with minute scription Of the
jewel and after years the thief returned it with
che message: You made such blow about it that
everybody knows Of it."
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TIE HOMESTEAD Acr.--It has been held by
I. J. &. Dargan, Esq, one of the magistrates for
Williamsburg County, that the recent act Of the
Legislature. commonly known as the Homestead
sot is in conflict with the Constitution Of the United
States so far as attempts operate upon contracts
entered into prior 10 the date Of the Constitution Of
South Carolina aud of the act itself, and therefore
as to such contracts void.
The case in which the decision was rendered arose
under the Attachment oct, and we understand that
sn appeal has been taksn In the case.
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fNHIS GUANO D1TrrRs FROM PERUVIAN
i Guano simply in the relltiyc proportions Of
the same elulnents of fertility.
Its usc during tho past four years for The culture
of cotton aud rorn has given TO 1t q character for
standard cxcclleuce unsurpassed by genuine Peru
wan Gusno. and where seas0Ls OF drought inter-
vcne, i produces large increL-c OF crops.
The p,ice at whice this GGauo Is placed 10 30
much below tina. OF Peruviun GuLno. as to constitute
it IN object OF ma.cral importance to Southvrn
Agriculture.
The largo c.. .ihl and res urccs Of tho )mplny
enable it to furnish Guano OF tho hlghc value at
the lowc,t possib rost to consuuer-, and the
hishes Interest Of the company Is recognized In
this policy.
Tho Company looks TO large sales, small profits
md pormane.t trade for compensation on capital
invested.
DR.. sr. JULIEN RAvENEL. of South Caro-
lima, is Scientific Director to the Company,
which affords sure guarantee OF the continued ex-
cellcnce of the Gunno. None genuine unless brand
ed with the name OF JOHN =. REESE & CO., Gene
raj agents oil the PaCIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode ofappIca Ion. apply to
j. n. ROBSON,
Agent for the State OF south Carolina,
Nos. and 2 Atlantic Wharf
December 10 pao atuth3mo
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LANCASTER NEws.-But one tract of land,
says the Herald WAS sold by the sheriff on last Mon.
day. large number Of peope we're in town. The
usual quiet prevailed The sales made by the sheriff
ON last Thursday and Friday, e personal property,
brought fair prices. Cotton 81 cents. Corn 81 per
bpshel
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r THE EUROPEAN MALs.-Owing to the non
arrival of the steamer Etna, the European mails
which were to have been dispatched from New York
on Saturday, detained until to-day, when they
will 90 forward By the Hamburg American steamer
Allemana. In no previous season has bad weather
On the Atlantic 60 seriously interrupted mail com
municatiou.
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SALES BY LE1roH DnUNs.-To-day Messrs.
Leitch & Bruins will offer some fue chances for in
Yestments in pieces of property consisting of land
cd interests, dwellings aud warehouses. It would
be well for paries desiring to invest to attend their
gale, which will be without reserve.
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Personal Thurlow Weed, editor and
proprietor of the New York Commercial Advertiser,
intends to spend the winter at the South. he was
to have left New York on Thursday last but was pre-
vented by sickness from starting until Saturday,
when he left on board the steamship Champion, ac-
ccmpanied by his daughter. They will probably
arrive here to-day on their way to Aiken.
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BRAZILIAN SILK CorToN.-Three bales Of q
new description Of cotton, grown from the seed
II the Brazilian silk cotton. has been received by
w. M. Lawton, Esq, f,ctor Boyce Co.'s wharves,
from Mr. ]. Iverson, who resides near Macon, Ca,
and by whom 1t WAS cultivated The staple is good
with slight yellow tinge. and with remarkably
soft and silky feeling. We informed that cotton
of this description is In demand in France for the
use of silk manufacturers.
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WEE7 INGS THIS EVENING.

City Council. at O'Clock.
South Carolina Friendly Society. at O'Clock.
Hebrew Benevolent Society, at O'Clock
Carolina Chapter. ut O'Clock.
St Patrick's Benevolent Society, at half-past
o'clock.
Jefferson Lodge, at O'Clock precisely.
Charleston Library Society, at O'CLOCK.
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MR. GEORGE D. CoNNoR has entered into the
general brokerage business and can be found at No.
II Broad-street Special attention is called to his
advertisement, which appears in another column OF
this mornings paper.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF BosDs.-A large num-
bsr of valuable mortgage bonds are offered for sale
10Th instant us part OF the nssets O.: the Savings
Institution. See advertisement
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PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The quarterly examina-
ton of candidates for teachers places in the public
schools, will be held at the Normal School, St Phil
ips-street on Saturday, the 18th instant, at nine
O'Clock.
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y7HE USE orIHE ABOVE SOLUBLE pTosPHo-
Il PERUVIAN anl Ammoui 'ted Soluble Pacific
Guanos is particularly recommended, being COM
pou ds Of tue rcHest P"ciIo Pho phatc Guano,
rendered solubie the former ntainins twcuty per
cont of pc:uvian Guano, and tho latte: highly am
monia.ed with animal matchmaking tie most
concentrated und profitable fert zers IN use for co.,
tou. corn. wheat and Tobacco,
For sale III bags and bmrrls, in qnanties to suit
Testimonials from hose VIII havo used Tho abJye
will BE- iurni cd on application.
GRAESEis, LEE, sE TIL SE CO.,
Guueral Agents a Charleston
"Fccti your Land and it will Feed Fou."
December "a Dso thstu4mo
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Pen ENvELoPEs.-Small envelopes full OF
good s,eel pens can be had cheap from Walker,
Evans s. Cogswell, No. 8 Droad-strees
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THERE WILL be an auction sale OF horses
mules harness, &c, at No. 10 East Bay today.
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FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS WINoow SHADES of the
latest patterns. just received at Klnsfhan's.
January II
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FROM CHARLESTON TO FLonDA.-The sail
ing day OF the City Point has been changed from Fri
day to Saturday.
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10. F.-HowARD LoD1s. No. Sat the
annual meeting OF this Lodge, hold on the Tth inst
the following Officers wsro installed for the current
term, viz:
Brother c. e. EBERHARDT, N.G.
Brother WM. SEMKEN, v. G.
Brother e. L. TrRRY, r =.
Brother J. f. MEYER, P :. and Treasurer.
Brother T. =. BLANCHARD, z. Fl. 3. to N. G.
( Brother &. +. HENKEN, L. q. $. to n. G..
= Brother W. f SURAU. r. q. $. to V. G..
Brother JAslE> Mo ULLUM, L. 81. s. to Y. e..
Brother C. 3. WEBB, y.
Brother r. ROTH. W.
Brother q. III. HISENBUTTLE. o. G.
Brother GEORGE Opel. I. G.
Brother II. ". .HRNES, r. s. 8.
Broth WIN. JOINER, T.. S. 8.
Finance Ccmmite. F. W. Arnholter. W. F. Dun
lap. George Opel. y. Voigb ]. Me zler.
Committee ON ChaT1ty.-C. ID. Eberhardt J. D.
Meyer, F. Benedict.
COMMITTEE on Education T. Forbes, c. D.
FRANKIE, j. ii. Martin.
Committee on Burial Ground a. Magnolia.-Y. G.
William Semken.
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House and Lot in ELizab eth street. -
BY WARDLAW & CAKEW.

Will be sold TBIJ DAY, the 18th instant, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at the corner OF East Bay and Broad
Streets -es-5
HOUSE AND LOT, No. 8 Elssbeth.street, on
the west side, two doors north ct Calhoun. The
Dwelling contains four rooms with piazza On tho
south. Ihereis also kitchen with necessary out
buildings. The Lot measures 80 feet 8inohes 'front.'
by about lis feet deep.
Tercs+one-third cash; the balance In one and
two years, with mortgage secured by the property.
Purchaser TO pay ". @. for tho papers.
January "a fmtu3