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OTTAWA, March 9.--Recent accounts from the
numbering regions of Ottawa demonstrate that
the distractions TO numbering operations from
the storm are less serious than at hrst re-
ported.
Mr.. CapIiol. President of the Huron and On
tario Canal Company, has had an interview
with the Governor General and Finance Minister,
and urged that the canal question be taken
under consideration by the Cabinet. The
FInar ce Minister expects to report TO the
Council upon an early day.
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THE BELMONT GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Tomorrow
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. the inaugural ceremo-
nies OF the Belmont Grammar bchooi tane
place In the school building at Forty. nrst street
ana oregon avenue. The exercises VIII pe very
gramme has been prepared. consisting OF sing
lng, music; addresses, dialogues, and reclta,
viii lake part, and not only their parents ano
iIienSs should attend, but everybody interested
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Mart.ets hv TeIeprnnh.

Exchange. 1883; o-2Os 1882 llS'% DO lssa. il4A
Virainia IS, 6OA; Missouri 50 SO; Canton Company
6N Gum beTiAnd preferred 81 New York Central lb35
heading 976; Hudson River, ls6sl; Michigan Central
li75s Michigan Southern. ses; lli1ois Central s91a
Cleveland and Pittsborg, So Cleveland and Toledo.
Fort Wayne, 1l8 =
bales at f9Ac Flour dull and declining; market
without decided change; sales of $500 barr els Wheat
armeT sales OF 20, 600 bushels mixed Western So.
Beef ouiet. Pork quIe' at t3rl216@sI25. Lard quiet
and unchanged Whisky quiet ~ 95c
changed. Flour dull and pri es weak. VIII at hrn;
pr me Pennsylvauia red sr7a@le0 Corn dnll
prime white S5c yellow, 9S@g09c. Oats DUH at TOO
7bc Rye neglected and nominal. Pfovi'oas hrmer
and unchanged.
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BEAT HIS WTE.-John Mahley, residing at
Eighth and Bedford streets, was taken into
custody yesterday upon the charge of beating
bis wife. He had hearing before Alderman
BOnsall and was sent below
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APPONTMENTs.-The Mayor this morning
appointed on the police force the following
named persons:-First district, James Peoples;
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Roiler ExpIosion and Loss of Life.

sion occurred yesterday at Munda Station, IN
Livingston county, by which large steam -four
and lumber mill, owned by Van Riper q Co.,
was partially destroyed. A. II. Gilbert, Charles
Haskins, telegraph operator, severely injured.
A boy named Damn, who was In the engine
room with the men that we're killed. escaped
without injury. Pieces of the boiler and build.
ing were found forty rods distant.
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SERIOUS AooIDENT.-This morning, William
Burk, aged nineteen years, was badly injured
machine at f at Rock Mills IL is thought Unat
amputation of both arms will be necessary.
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ELEcTBD MARsHALs.-Welcome Lodge, No
800 l. o. .. F., at a stated meeting last evening
in the Hall, Sixth and Cresson streets, eleote ed
p. @ Franklin Lawrence, Chief Marshal for the
parade In April next, and p. q 's VIM. Jacoby
and James O, Horn Assistant Marshals.
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THE CAMDEN MUNICIPAL ELECTION Is in pro-
sress To- day, full tickets hV both parties being
IA Ihe field. Hon. Charles Cox, the present
May or of the city. Is the Republican candidate
for re. election, and Will doubtless come out OF
the contest ahead.
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PICKING Pockets Arthur Henry and H.
Smit were arrested yestsrday f,r picking u
mans pocket. The prison ers will have hear
ing at the Central Station this afternoon.
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QUICK REMEDY NEEDED. We regret that
the United States Pension Agency in This CITY
1s closed. There IS now In our city o large
number of persons who are delayed In receiving
Ineir pension money from the Government,
and who are obliged to use what little means
they now possess In maintainiug Themselves
until some provision is made for their pay
ment They come from all sections of the
country and are occastoned serious loss by thus
Waltlng: As yet we hear of no arrangements
10 SATISFY their claims whatever. This m atter
should receive i'm med late At antIon.
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STOLE PAIR OF BooTs.-Durang Murry, a
color ed man. went into a second hand s6op
No. 1858, lark ct street, yesterday afternoon, on
preiens sc OF buying furniture, aud was caught
In The act OF secreting pair of boots under mis-
coat. he was arrested and committed by AL
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DEAD BABY.-At an early hour this morn
Ing, dead baby was found on The lot at Ninth
and DickerSon streets.
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VTTEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
wv the newest and best manner.
LOUIS DREK 4, statoner G and Mn9rayer
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ONE OF THE New APPOINTMENTS. Lieutenant
Kelly yesterday discharged one of his officers
for drunkenness. He caught him In the streets
OF MRnayunk In beastly state of intoxica-
uop. The man had only recently been ap.
pointed on the police force by Mayor Fox.
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MAMMOTH vELOClPEDE SCHOOL,
4Nl TWENTY-FIRSr aud RACE Streets, open
Day and Evening. All hlylea OF VeloelDedes both
inI sale ana 20 rent Headquarters OF PhilAdelphia
as Sm ''-''' ~ J. w. PosT.
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PHILADELPHIA srOOK EI0HANsE SALES. NJ aROH

Reported by De Haven q Bro No. 40 q. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDa
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the Proposed Act for Regulating the
Charities Entrusted 10 the CaroOf Htia-
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The national Republican., 1869-03-06
UNITED srArRS NAILS
PENNsYLYAsIA
Posr 0yyI9E DErA.rsss'

Posr OFFICE DEfARrhENr,l
sss. rom SsS s' j&s, %s . r. S1isfs sss
viii e iIs cestsss. ss Once y HI. De-.
paTtpsat JaslT sEn. % Hareh 81 next. TO be de-.
iss son aprbi, boyi..,swn Sw & Buckingham. miles
aud back, six times week
sTiy x % mali Sai.p sar spS at On
Arrive at Buck 'nghAm 10 one hour. or by $50
Leave Buckingham daily. except sunday. at
Arrive at DoyIestowa by IL m,
1915 From Lancaster 70 Nchsylle, miles and back.
Leave Lancaster daily. except Sunday. at l
f.ES. sssI. \. EsfS1Is 1s,i;y !Sss.p. Sunday, =.
Arrive At Lane Aster by l2m..
iaS Manor pals ts" nss. Ss aud
back three tmef % a week % r,.. -,
@ A@ssissst s!a la,s.yis;Il4ss i;. 4j syjs:Ogr% rp,.,. .,
-. ,Aftiys Al Penn Station by o:aosP
and back, three lines a wsst w A'''
Leave Parnsssus Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat.
Arrive al ssrdis by Ham
Leave sgrais Tues Sy, Thursday and satur.
sOs Prom y * ssPSS. y & Phsip'. Mill. to HA.
Leave Jersey Shore Thursday At8am
Arrive AT HAneyyills by IL
kf1Ts f1yS u gs2.ey sha1c 81
2IS2 From CleGrasl to psndsd, ID miles and back
Leave CieSffeld Tuesday and Saturday at 8 a
ffSS feays Pspasid idiif Monday ami m FrdaymOa
o,,, AArriye A. Glearasld by2P,mi
Swsek: Bidders 70 propose ,s6sdas giving
26A From London Grove to TOuglkenAmOn, i
miles and back, sly times week. Schedule
trains aud to ths satisfaction Of the post
o,,, :, master q London Grove. -,
sna RSeEssiiis "a o RieSGOrSsSS. III III
LaI: sPd s,ss 1Nss HSbsS% Ss sSs and
t.Sss s$I.ESs?s$ss ssa.se ~ an.
,, s.T %s ss h. h -
Leave New Hope daily. except sunday, a
Leave Pinsviilo daily, except Sunday. at Ga
o,,- Arrive at New Hgpe Byssm.
s F5G% RE MSw P1pIylIs GOPeEs
p 6hesaat Level, aSyS miles aud BACK TtbrcS
Leave Lancaster Monday. Wednesday ard
saturday s!g0pm
Lsays EaWIinsy,llo Monday Wednesday and
Saturday at IN
Arrive at LANCASTER by lODRm
Leave Rawlinsyille Tuesd4y, Thursday aud
Friday at pm
Arrive At Ghesnnt Level by SPIN
Leave Chesnut Level Tuesday, Thursday aud
Friday Atipm
Arrive At RAWlinsyille by 6pm.
G96 From Union Station, by MIller's Store In o)
TerTe y Ill and High : Store On % to Church.
town niles and back, twice u week
Leave Union Station Wednesday and Saturday
Atlpm
Arrive Al ChprehtOwn by6pm
Leave ChuTehtown Wednesday and Saturday y
atbAm
Arrive At UnlOn Station by IAN.
2iB From HlnklelOwn, by Hahnstown IN % aud
bAtk.
Leave HlnklstOwn Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday at 30am
Arrive At ReAmstown by 10 an
Leave keamstOwn Tuesday, ThuFsday aud
Saturday at lpm
Arrive At inkletown by 2:9Opm,
2oiD From Annyille, by Carpers, In O) ColebToOk, ,
ksl!sy's Corner IN o. and CentTeyille, (u OJ
week.
Leave Annyilie Monday Atloi0Rm
Ar1Ne AZ Mount Joy by i0pm
Leave Mount Joy Tuesday ateR ~
Arrive at Anpyille by 2pn.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
NOTES.

Proposal. must be TO carry The nail - with zee; };
the law, and they must b., guArantesd BY two re-
sponsible parsons, certified g as such by q fost
master or ludge OF Court Of Record.
No pay viii be made for trips not psrformed, and
or each OF such omissions, not sHtisfae'orily eN-
plsined, three time, the paL Of the trip may he de.
Quoted. For arrivals so far behind time a- TO break
connection with depending mails, and not snm-
eienlly excused, ons-fourth OF the Compensation
for the trip Is subject TO forfeiture. fiues will be
Imposed unless the delinquency be tau-iaetoTily
explained, fur neEleeting 20 take the mail from or
into u post omeeI for suffering II to be injured,
DESTROYED, rybbed or lost, aud for refusing,
after demand, convey the mail as frequently
the contrAetor ruus, or concerned In running,
vehicles on the route. The Postmaster General
may Annul the contract for disObeylng the post
once laws, or the sruetions Of the Department.
He may alter the schedule Of depaTtu And aTrt-
walls, and also order an Increase Of service by al.
lowing therefor pro rata increase the co nract
pay. he may also eurtAil or discontinue the ser
vice In whole or In part, proportionAte decrease
Of as fall ndemnitv to the contractor
one mouth extra compensation on he amount 0t
SERVES dispensea th, aud pro rata conpensAtion
! for the ervioe retained aud continued
Bids should be addressed to the 'Second As
sistant Postmaster General" " superscribed Pro
po,zlr, State Of PenusylyaniA. and sent by mail
For forms Of proposals. &c, and other informa .
tiou, see advertisement Of oober 81, 1857. and Of
this date, In pamphlet form, al the pTineIpal post
ofncas ALEX W RANDALL,
! fuE-wA Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

DIsoRDERLY BEHAVIOR. - Notwithstand-
ing the general order preserved by the thou
sands of strangers visiting this city to wit
ness the inaugural ceremonies, there were q
few persons by whom 1t was demonstrated
that fghting-whisky was not unknown in
Washington. At the depot there were sew
eral rows, notwithstanding the crowd was SO
great as to make fighting matter Of some
difficulty. A number Of arrests were made
and the belligerents taken to the Seventh pre-.
cinct station-house by the police detailed for
duty at the depot.
At the corner Of Seventh street aud Pcnnsyl.
vanin avenue fight occurred between white
man and colored one, which might have
become quite serious and brought others into
1t but for the good nature and kind offices oi
the bystanders, who kept the parties sepa.
rate until the arrival OF the police, whcr
both parties took to their legs In opposite
| directions.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

THE RIVER FRoST.-But little business
was done along the wharyes yesterday, very
few sailing vessels arriving and departing.
Nearly all Of the steamboats, plying between
the city and adjacent landings were kept
busy taking to their homes vast numbers OF
persons from the lower counties of Maryland
and Virginia, who had visited the city to be
present at the Inauguration ceremonies. A
great many of the northern visitors paid a
visit to Mount Vernon, and the regular boat,
the Arrow, was crowded to Its utmost ca
pacity. So great was the rush that Captain
Stackpole Of the Arrow chartered the steamer
Vanderbilt for one trip, and this splendid
steamer was crowded with an excursion
party, among whom was the Albany Burgess
Corps, of New York, with their fine band,
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE or THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-The first
session Of the virginia. Annual Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church CON-
menced In Alexandria on Wednesday. Bishop
Ames presided. The Conference proceeded
to an examination of the character OF ef-
fectlye elders in the Virginia district under
the llth question. The Bishop revived King
James "counterblast against tobacco" and
harm to the Church than whisky. II dead.
cued the mental faculties, aud the money 1t
cost might be applied to some good purpose.
BenedlctlOn was pronounced by Rev. Mr.,
Haynes, after which the Conference nd,
journed till Friday.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

NOTWITHSTANDING the recent advance in
cotton goods ! have Just received and am
enabled to offer full assortment Of sizes of
Gentle mems Dress Shirts, Of good quality
and we'll fitting, for 81 each. have also on
hand full assortment Of the finest grades
of Gentlemcn's shirts, as well as u good
stock Of Boys and Youths Shirts, from
81. .25 to s2 each. GEO. c. HESSISO,
No. Eli Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
HORSES AT AUCTION.

IL
OFFICE DEPoT AND DIsr RIUr QuARTERAAsTFR,l
HEADR'Rs DEPARTMENT OF rHE sOufH, J
ALBANIA, GA. February q, 1850
will sell at auction, on SATURDAY NEXT,
March Q, lsdo, beg IiuninE at 10 o'glork, a. IN al
tn Government Stable, corner % Prior ani Liuc
NINETY HORSES
The horses are sold by reis0n VI he Government
having no farther use for them, aud not because of
any ftult,
No | q brand will bs put upon tho
Every animal will work to h Faess
They may he seen on Thnrsday and Friday next, 4,
upon application to the Sup riutendeat at the Sta
Terms, Cash. AuImal' tg be re "ov d ou day of
sale.
BY order Of Major 0snsfsl Meade
j. j. FARNsW NTH.
BTeyst Captain aud A, "a N ,USA.,
. w ln charge OF Depot,
W. NJ HILL. Auctlpnoar. mhb.td
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

The MINIATURE SHIP CONSTITUTION
which, by the way, was re-chrlstened Thurs
day morning with all the formallty attend
ing the christening of a ship of the line, and
called the "Mrs. General Grant" was un-
able to pass Fifteenth street on account OF
the telegraph wires, and therefore lost her
place In the line and was forced to fall into
the sixth division. The ship was manned
by members Of the Flfth and Sixth ward
Grant and Colfax club, with small boy
years old Ia sailors attire at the wheel and
Mr.. VIM. Bosom In command. Much credit
is due to Mr.. Bosom, through whose untlring
exertions the ship was reftted and put In q
condition to appear In the parade. Admiral
Poor also furnished facilities and encouraged
the undertaking.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

THE MAGIC Conn will color the Hair or
Beard a permanent Black or Brown. II con-
tains no poison. There is no slop or stain
arising from Its use. If you buy one you
will forever discard all other hair dyes or
preparations. MAGIC Conn COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Chas.
stott, 375 Pennsylvania avenue, and all other
druggists. u
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

Fcrtieth Congresses. He was proud Of his
record here,
Mr.. Koontz followed with impressive re-
marks, relating to the associations Of the
meeting aud TO their return TO their homes
VA MI u cornell was greatly eulog,iea S,,,S py & MI
saying that his district was Democratic By
| 800, but he was elected by 500 majority
without any effort Of his own. His con.
cluding remarks were impressive and well
said.
At this point tho meeting adjourned Will
some closing and appropriate remarks. Tn,
objects Of the meeting having been com
pletely carried out, and all retiring wei
pleased with their yery agreeable partinl
Interview.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

The Y. NJ. c. A. FAIR, at the new build
ing, corner Of Ninth and d streets, will close
tonight, and there will doubtless be a large
attendance. There are many articles yet
undlsposed Of, but they must be sold at any
price aud this should offer an additional in
ducement. The lunch-room will be open
all day and good substantial meals will be
still open and Is still worthy Of repeated
visits, especially as the price Of admission Is
only ten cents. We would advise all. to at
tend, not only because the enjoyment cx-
perienced Is we'll worth the money expended,
but because the enterprise is In every respect
worthy and one which should commend
itself to the hearts of all classes.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

LEWIS BETz, Nos. 233 and 235 G street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
near the War and Navy Departments, Is al.
ways prepared TO furnish his friends with
the choicest wines, liquors and cigars, while
his tables are furnished with all the delica-
cles OF the season. His walters are atten-
tive and his charges are moderate.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY. - On Thursday
night, while the family Of Mr.. John Alexan-
der, living on X street, near Fourteenth,
were all sitting in the parlor, thieves entered
by the front door and entered the rooms
above, where they locked the doors, and
lighting the gas, proceeded to search for
valuables. Fortunately q member Of the
family had occasion to go up stairs, aud
finding the doors locked and light within
gave the alarm. The door was broken In,
but the thieves had escaped by the front
windows, luckily before they had time to
make any progress in their search.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

FROZEN TO DEATH IN THE CANAL
Yesterday the body of man, who was sub
sequently recognized by Mr.. James A.
father-in- -law-Armiste Qulck-was found
in the mud in the bed Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, about a mile and half above
the Aqueduct. Coroner Potter was notified,
and held an inquest about noon yesterday.
The Jury returned verdict that he came to
his death by accidental drowning while at
tempting to cross the canal In q state OF in
toxication. Deceased was about 90 years of
age,
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
pRoPosALs FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.

DEPoT QuAKTgRNAsTRR's OFPICE,
SEALED pRoP6ssLs. Ia inpiiea,s, viii be re-.
esiyed Ht this ofies uattl clock. ., IN !. sATuR.
DAY, the 9TH day Of March, ls6O for The immedists
delivery at thi, pOrg VI
t,2J bushels Oats,
~ tons HAY. niSht-prs's,d rr1Iad T,Inothy)
Bids to be made subj fct to tho usual conditions,
VII eh Will bsnade kuUwn on application at this
Proposals. from parties unknown To this office
must have the guarantee certified 10 As plrscTbed
on the blank forms, which will be furnished ou
application
Bidders are invited to be present at the openi ug
Of the bids
BY order VI Chief Quartermssler NIL Div. ol
Missouri. q. W. THOMAS,
mhi Dyt Lieut. Col. aud D. q NJ
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

IRvIs0 LrCBUN.-The regular meeting Of
this lyceum took place last evening at the
Court Room, City Hall, and the following
named gentlemen were elected officers of the
institution for the ensuing three months
President, J. L. Mcfarland; vice president,
VIM. P. Truman; secretary, z. L. Wrighti
treasurer, d. L. Selke; editor, ]. W. Ander-
son. The question: "Resolved, that the
United States ought to reject any proposal
from Cuba for union with this country"
was carried over to the next regular meeting.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
X. J, MEIas, Clerk.

THIs IS To OWE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
seIiber has obtaiaod from the Orphans CYuH
OF washngt gtOn county, In the District Of Columbia
letters testameuATy the personal estate Of MARK
L. oLDs, late Of Washington, D, c., deceased,
All persons hayluK claims aAl asst the sAll decreased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. or before the
18th day Of February next; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefits Of the said es.
tate.
1859 KArHAilN >. OLDs,
felT.W9ys fxsru'fiN
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

LAST DAY OF THE FAIR.-We are author
lied to say that the grand fair Of the Young
Mems Christian Association closes tonight
with an opportunity for all to see the sights,
the prices OF admission having been put for
the last day at ten cents. The doors will be
open from two to ten p. IN. Do not fal! 20
see the fair. This does not aprly 10 the Art
Gallery which will remain open to visitors
until further notice.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

EouITY CoURT-Judge Olin.-This court
made the following orders yesterday:
George Stonemau ct al. VS.. b. Mel. Har-
dcsty ct al. Order ratifying trustees report
and directing conveyance to ii. A. willard.
McElfrcsh VS.. McElfresh. Consent to order
reducing allowance during suit from s75 to
$50 per month.
Adinnrnnd
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

PICKPoCKETs ARREsTRD.-The thanks Of
the community are fully due to the detective
corps Of this city, and Detectives Taggart,
OF Philadelphia, and Bennett, Of New York,
who have been faithfully working to protect
the community from the depredations Of the
travelling thieves, and to their efforts are due
the arrest Of thirty Of these scamps placed
in limbo until the Inauguration excitement
is over
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

DEATH OF WELL KSowS CLERK.-We
regret TO announce the death of Mr.. George
Oliver, who for a long time has been the Iln-
loading clerk at the Baltimore depot, In
which position he has become known to
many OF the business men Of the City
The national Republican., 1869-03-06

THE VETERANS of the Mexican war closed
the Third division In tho procession on
Thursday. The reporters omitted to men
ton the name of Colonel Lafayette Meyer,
who acted as special aid to Colonel Kennedy,
the chief marshal of the veterans.
The national Republican., 1869-03-06
RAYKRUPTcY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of JAMES " REARSY, who
have proved their claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before the su-
preme Court OF tho Dstrlc Of CJlumb n, sitting In
Bankruptcy, on the 10Th day II March, lstg, at
10 O'Clock, u. IN, at tue City Hall, washIn atom
Guy, to show cause why y dlsohaFEa from ali his
debts should not be granted to said bankrupt
Yon are also notified that the "a nd vi mestiugs OF
said bankTupt's creditors will be held before the
Register Al the zane place, at u O'Clock m.
By order Of the Court:
DAVID s. GODDING,
u. 3. Marshal OF d, c., as Messenger.
I MEIua ntaFL ,UIS-n