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The New York herald., 1869-05-02
To THE MANUFACTURERS. MECHANICS, AND BUS
i ness men peneraIv

ITO THE MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, AND BUS
Sealed proposals. viii Be received until the day June
py the to employ by hire all the convict Ia
The Lessee take all the able bodied convcs now on
term lease those needed by the State to keep up
He shall also be authorized to occupy and
Up @acSnerys Is he may DESIRE
all o Is Cn
both finished and unfinished
established by the dee and work them not er
the Se state treasury the price per
DID said payment sysa mt to be made is quarterly; ..
Of aty thousand dollars payable to the State Of Tennessee
posed Said lease continue four years the end
which term proposal from said lessee shall pref
hs e1's o he s d.
rec9s said preference oo 70 exclude from others
Ihsworkshops are built IN very substantial manner with
so
fs HSsse engine 9 Of running all the
provements manufacturing Of cedar ware furniture
sSns sSop c There also ma
with nns orges ciev machine Sree
hammers fsn and tools complete foundry one hundred and
pg all kinds Of hollow ware poughs shelters, &c.
p ses f5 FOR 1ys nna A
fifteen looms, with all the necessary machinery for spin
buildings Ssaa
the corporation of Nashville and within onequarter Of
landing.
There about $50 convc,s in the PRISON. most of
their respective branches Of business The prison under
provide for the wants of the and to see
strict discipline is maintained.
Proposals may addressed undersigned
retary Of State within they should be endorsed Pro
posals Tor leasing the Tennessee Penitentiary"
ANY further Information desired will be furnished by ad
dressing the Directors of the Penlentary
S:5ha T. 5asIssSk S%SSi1 aSsS%ISSsssSikk11, Directors.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, May l-eP. N

SATURDAY, May 1-6 p. NJ.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Is faithful to his
promise TO make prompt monthly statements Of the
pubIic debt The statement for the month of April
shows decrease OF &c. 500, 600, which Is very favor
able exhibit. The total interest-bearing debt Ii
s2l74 24O,O 900 and the amount Of coin In the Trea
sury s92, ,0o0,OO0.
The weekly bank statement shows the steady re-
ceipt of funds by the banks and is quite favorable.
The deposits are unusually large, owing to the pay
ment of the government interest," although the
actual specie increase is less than half million.
The above the legal reserve gains over mil
lion and half The following the totals COM
pared with the previous week.
Aprn "a. Mav1
Loans. 45s,o7s $500 100 Incs2a57ose
Circulation. 34,06O,5S1 33972,O5s Dec. ss,523
Deposits. 177S40,0s0 Is394s sos Inc. $50
Legal tenders. So 677.s9s 56495,722 Inc. 2,Sl7sA
The government market was heavy in the morning.
IN sympathy with the decline in bonds yesterday at
London, the cause Of which, we now learn by cable
was the English press discussion OF Senator sum-
ner's speech on the Alabama claims. There was no
quotation to-day, as the 1st OF May Is holiday In
England, and so the market was without this guild
ance, but became firm toward the close, on account
OF the rise in gold. The 62's were called ex coupon
being interest day. The following were the closing
prces:-United States sxes 1881. registered, 11s,s
1885 do, coupon l1sss a l1s7s; do. fve.twenties.
registered 1l314 13; do. do, coupon, 1862, 1lsAa
1ls1s; do. do, coupon, 1884, 1855 1ls7s; do.
do coupon 1885, 1864 1151; do do, coupon, new,
1865, ll63S 116s4; do. do, coupon, 1857, 1863
1l6s4; do. do, coupon 1858, ll61s 1leA; do ten
fores, registered, 1914 1071s; do. do, coupon,
los}5 1Os1@; currency bonds. 1o63S 1888.
The heavy disbursement Of gold by the sub-rrea-
sury, in payment Of the May coupons, was powerless
TO stay the advance in gold, which to-day touched
1876. The decline in bonds at London and the un-
easiness as to the future Of the Alabama question
were aids to the stimulus derived from the lrmer
tone OF the foreign exchange. The range Of price
as follows:-
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

.Uurfieus
ADAMs-CuBuRY.-Qn Sunday, April 25, at Beck
man Hill Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rev.
T. BottOme, Mr.. GEORGE ). ADAMS 10 Mrs. A. l..
CUBURY, both OF this city.
BRowN-ANABLE.-At St. Johns church. Staten
Island on Thursday April 20, by the Rev. j. c. Ecce
Rev. ALFRED Brown, B. A.. OF Halifax, Nova Scotia,
to SARAH W., daughter OF the late w. ii. Anabe,
Esq., OF New York.
GIBBoNs-MC Fordham, on Thursday,
April 20, CHAs. J. GIBBONS to Mrs. NJ. j. MCMANUs.
GOEDING--STANBERY.-ln Wheeling, West Va,
Tuesday, April 81 at the residence OF the brides
mother, by the Rev. Dr. Brapn assisted by Rev. DIR.
Louage, THOMAS GOLDING United States Navy, TO
Miss GENRvIEvE GoLDING STASBERY, Of Wheeling,
West Va.
HAMILTON-NEIsON.-On Sunday, April 25, at the
residence Of the brides parents, by the Rev. VIM.
McAllister, JAMES HAMILTON to Miss SUSIE, daugh-
ter OF James Nelson, ESQ.,, all OF this city.
kENNEDY-QUINN.-On wednesday, April 2S, at
the Church OF st. Paul the Apostle, by the Rev. Al
freu Young, THOMAS KENNEDY, Of Branford. Conn.,,
to MARY ANN QUINN, daughter OF the hate Lawrence
QUINN
KEssLER-Y -YoUN6.-At jamaica L. L. on Thursday,
April 20. ut the BRIDES residence. by Rev. Thomas
Cook, w. kEssLER TO Miss HATTIE A. Young, daugh
ter Of Mr.. Sidney Young. No cards.
ford Smith, ESQ., both OF New York city.
MCMAHON S-DoUGHERTY.-On Monday, April 20,
by the Rev. Father McSweeney, WILLIAM MCMAHON
to CATuARINE DoUGHERTY, both OF this city.
SINMONDS-BACH.-On Thursday, April 70, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. j. y
Kramer, MORRIS SIMMONDS to HANNAH, daughter OF
JACOB L. Bach. both OF this city.
SwIfT-SMIrH.-0D Thursday, April l5, in the
Thlrty-fourth street Reformed church, by the Rev.
Peter Sryker d. d., OF Philadelphia assisted by the
Rev. Isaac Riley OF New YORK. CHARLES SWIFT Jr,
to ANN AMANDA SMITH. youngest daughter OF Han
ToRREY-JENKINs.-0n Thursday. April 90 at the
Church OF Incarnation, by the Rev. Henry Montgom-
cry, ID. d., FRANCIS A. ToRREY 20 MARY, daugh-
ter OF the late Joseph jenkins, all OF this city.
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PROPOSALS..

(IR0T0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.s isip! X lr
work to which relates the name Of the bidder and the
date Of s presentation, will be received at this oce until
OF stone block pavemens as follows Prince street
from Broadway TO the Bowery and In Twenty SKIN street,
avenue to East rver for the laying OF
crosswalk West street to pier No. North river
Pans OF these works be seen and ana
forms for bids obtained application 70 the Contract Csrk
ut this Office. THOMAS STEPHENS,
.....t ROBERT l.. DARRAGH,
GEORGE g. GREENE,
Croton AQueduct Board.
OFTICR CROTON AQURpUOT DEPARrMRNT, May ], l669
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STREET. QUOTATIONS..
Five O'Clock p. Nj.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS

There is very little new to be said concerning the
real estate market. The transactions during the
past week have been light, but, on the whole, graft
tying 10 those Interested In the heahfuness Of the
market the general feeling being indicative Of firm
ness, notwithstanding the falling or in the extent Of
the dealings The season for the sale Of city property
whether improved or cpimproved, may be said to
have siosed but there number OF large sales Of
suburban property, both in New Jersey, Westminster
county and Long Island, announced 10 be held at
early dates. These sales are bf held on the ground
TO be disposed Of and from the eSperience OF pre-
v,ous sales Of that character where !ae manage.
Inent mas not ltereered with their succeSs here IS
every room Tor encouragement IN the ANTICIPATION
that rhese will be satisfactory in their RESULTS
ohe OF the best signs IN the market Is the active
o.einand exhibited upon the occasion Of AL sales
known to be peremptory. This was Especially
noticeable in the Supreme Court sac BY johnson
Miller during the past week & Brooklyn property,
the aggregate amount received for which s3O 900
more than the estimate placed on the property
by the auctoneers previous to the sale, fact which
shows that all tnat Is needed to restore animation
TO the market is confidence In the conduct Of Ope-
ratlons, which beng secured produces Lively COM
petition among buyers.
We bring forward our table OF the gross amount OF
dealings during the week, continued from last
report
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Loans OF cash gold were made at rates ranging
hon six per cent for carrying down to nat for bor
rewng for the Clearing House. In the afternoon the
range was from four per cent fer carrying to fiat.
The Alaska from Aspinwall, rot;ght se9l, 900 in
specie. and the French steamer for Europe took
$7l,o0o The business Of the Gold Ex change Bank
resulted as follows:-
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OFFICE cRoroN Aaurpuor DrPARrsEsT, May i, 1859.

ITO RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL
be received engineers Of the Duchess and
Columbia Railroad at Mlleron on the Harlem Railroad ior
between Pine Plains and Merton until Monday 10th day
OF May next Proes may be at the engineers once,
nillerton. Payments monthly In cash.
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Real Es.nfe Nnfcs

1IaHu tolaI ioT the eApfeu pOruon OF
Tue year. ~, q02.
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is a completed iist OF marine trans
fers at this port from the 2sth day OF April to the
1st day Of May
The New York herald., 1869-05-02
Died.

AIKINs.--On Friday morning. April 30, at two
O'Clock. after painful Illness WILLIAM ATKINS,
native OF Ballinafay, county Donegal Ireland 10 the
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specttuy invited TO attend the funeral. from his late
residence, IS East Broadway, this Sunday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
BRowS.-In BROOKLYN on saturday, May I, JOSEPH
SABINE, only son OF Dewitt {. and Agnes Lawrence
Brown. aged IL months.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
the parents No. 45 First place. Brooklyn, this Sun-
day1 afternoon, at two o'clock. The friends OF the
family invited to attend without further notice.
The remains will be taken to syracuse.
CAREy.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday April 20, after
long and painful illness, JULIA, the beloved wife
OF Edward Carey, q native OF county westeamth,
Ireland.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tins SUNDAY after
noon at two O'Clock, from her late residence, Kent
avenue. near Flushing.
CLARK-0n Wednesday, April 2s. Of dropsy,
CHARLES NJ. CLARK formerly Of the firm of q. A.
Clark n Col, aged IS years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
first street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, this
| Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock
| CROPS Ry.--0n saturday May I, JOHN W. Ia,
Infant son OF John W. L. and Robenia Cropsey aged
| IL mon ihs and IL days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
| 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, % Robinson street. on Monday afternoon,
FITzPArBlcK.-on Friday evening" April 30, Of con.
cusson g OF me brain, CHARLES FITZPATRICK, In the
i
c,ety are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
| tns sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock, from the
residence or his brother-inaw James r. Maher, 1852
4 ihifd avenue, between Iwenty-seventh and 1wen-
| NelRnth streets His remains will be taken TO Cal
| vary Cemetery for interment.
FoGAHY.--On Saturday, May I, JoHN FoGARTY,
| aged 10 years. y
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fuy invited TO attend the funeral, from the residence
OF his son. No 1913 First street. I,rooklyn n. d., on
| Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock
FoGERTY.-At Brooklyn, on Friday, April 80, OF
lnnannatlon OF the brain JoHN DARTMOUTH, only
son OF Elizabeth NJ. and John b. Foperty aged year
| and months.
schuyIerville, Saratoga county,
| N. ", on "Wednesday April ~, CHARLES q. FRoTH.
IsGHAM, second son OF Joseph b. and the late Mary
ID. rockingham, In the l4.h year OF his age. =
! The remains were taken to Albany for lnterment
| GALLAGBER,-On Friday nigir, April 30, as twelve
! O'Clock, SUsAN GALLAGHER aged ~ years
] Tue funeral Will take place from The residence oI
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"a NASSAU STREET.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Principal once No. " sth cross-st..
LOUISVILLE, XII.
B u L L 8
WORM DESTROYER.
10 NY United States and World
wide Readers,

I HAVE RECEIVED MANY TESTING.
- mais from professional and medioai
tis em ~ my simanacs and various pubiioa.
ushs mave SHOWN, all of which are penU.
me, Inc following, from a highly etiuea,.
co %nu popuiar physician In 0eorRie a. ia
r nicuty one OF tho most sensible con, mu
ents knows exactly what he speakso Tis snd
MS testimony deserves 20 be wriffar T., Ipl ~,
i p,'sr or gold. Hear what the Doctor says q Z
bttes Worm Destroyer. S~sa Vi
FILLANow, WALKER Cousry a.
~ June 20. 1850.
ce MI, J g,Hs BuLLrDoar Sir: / have ra.
eral trials, and find IL wonderfuiiv e,se s
clous. IT has not failed ia single ms; 20
10 nave the desired effect. am doinr a
daily use FOR s some prTactice and have
am an Iree to confess that know OF no rem =.
ny recommended by the ablest au,hn,,
az a rs 10 30 speedy and certain In its sficcts'
extreme. My object in WITHIN va,, IN l., .i ~,
nnd out upon what terms chi, aot ~ q
Il anS, s.s directly from you. III can ret
aware that sn ths use use q greet .ss ssS
cies 10 contrary to the teachinrs and n ~, "a.
az M ~ rea s', majority Of the regular line
sense In IN i I%s r see no Just cause Or good
, SNOW 70 DO eficient, simply because ~
may DC Ignorant Of Its conibin ation' W.,
and ali m sanl y, MAKE !, rule . use
n "%sh cys, when I may be able to com ma nd
eenio,s ~ ~, 81 o se some one more In .
emects nrst, and secured the sole rish, 10
use mat knowledge. However,. I nm ~
thousa ns an u, advocate and supporter or III .
mooaing the country, that burners 70
u ~ NJ, nii manner OF diseases to which fiesS
nf yapr h nisaso reply soon, and Inform m Q
am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS r. CLEMENT, NJ. D.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

THE Alta California states that the
coal deposits of Wyoming Territory
extend for nearly 300 miles along the
Union Pacific Railroad, from Carbon
10 Evanston station. Six mines are
now open, and the locomotives are
using the coal, which contains by an
nisyis, % per cent. of carbon, II of
water In combination, and 2S of in
iammable gases. It's known by the
name OF anthralignite. The princi-
pal mines are ut Carbon, $50 miles
west OF Omaha, and extensive shafts
and drifts have been run since Au-
gust, 1855. From $50 to 800 miners
arc at work, earning from 81 To Sl2 a
day, In currency. AT Black Buttes
aud Point of Rocks Stations, also,
there are extensive mines.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13


THERE Is u prospect of tho Pennsyl-
vania election being contested. There
Is great cutlery, and the strongest
feeling against the numerous and
shameless frauds which were prac-
ticed. Tho Philadelphia Age speaks
earnestly, Us follows:
THAT tho late election In Pennsyl-
vania Ii tainted with fraud and cor
ruption OF the worst character, there
Is no longer any reason to doubt. Not
only I'm Philadelphia, but everywhere
throughout the interior, this is be-
lieved to be fact susceptible of proof,
and thorough and complete investi-
CATION Is, therefore, sternly demand
ed. II IL alleged that the majority
counted for John w. Goary Is purely
an imaginary one, and that the result
OF tho contest was really In favor
OF the Democratic candidate. This
grave charge, openly made, now re-
quires prompt and searching exami-
nation. The felon who strikes down
and plumbers the unsuspecting trav-
eler at midnight, is no worse than the
william who cheats freemcn of their
dearest rights by frauds at the
ballot-box, or erroneous counts after
the polls have been closed. To ex-
pose and convict the latter Is as
much a duty men owe to society as
to aid In tho punishment of the forl
mer. reflections are to be conducted
by persons employed to make GER
tain return, and If the votes are to be
manipulated AS to twist minority
into a majority, the soonerit Is known
the better, The preservation of the
purity of the ballot box Is our only
safety as nation. n
Whom that is destroyed there will
nc little else left us worth keeping.
The Democracy of the city and State
have now solemn duty TO dis
charge. They must not shrink from
Its faithful performance. 1t may en-
tall great labor and anxiety upon
them, but their reward will bc in
their earnest efforts to keep tho cleo
tive franchise pure and untaintcd.
Let the State election, held on the
second Tuesday OF October, DO con-
tested"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
B U l. l. IS
8 ARSAPA RILLA,
-
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

DEAD THE FOLLOWING l.rrrrp
~ from the Captain and tho letter froIn
the Captain 8 mother;
BENTON BARRAcxs, Mo-. ,
DR. JOHN BULL, DEAR Silk nowi1y m,
efficacy OF your Sarsrparilia, and the heal.
ing anu conencial qualities II possessos I
sonu you tho following statement of my
was wounded about two years aro-we,
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Heing moved so often, my wound
nave not healed yet. l have not set up a
through tho hips. My general health IA
impaired, and need Something 10 assis,
nature. have more faith In Your SarSs
pnrilia than In anything else 1 wish that
when u genuine, Please express me hall
u oeAeh poltics ana oblige,
GAIT. Q. r. JOHNSON,
~. Louis, Mo.
S.-Tho following was written April
W lsSo, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother
of Capt. Johnson: ''
DE-. JOHN BuLI-Dear Sir: NV husband
Dr., ". n. johnson, was u skillfiil surgeon
ana IN Phays,i nc, In Central New York. when
10 my care. AZ thirteen years of are n. .
nad chronic diarrhea and scromIa az
whlch gave MIN your s,arss ma r,,,S ~
CURED him, 1 have for ten wear. rsco,
mended II 10 many In New York Obio o,.,,
a snwn, ior serotnla, fever sores, and general
gTSoillty, ferfcct success has attended, 4,
The cures effected In some eases of scrofuis,
ana lever sores were almost miraculous i
an sin very anxious for my son 10 again
n ~ resource 70 your Sarsaparilia, Ito ia
h,s 2, getting spurious article, hence
terrible, but believe he will recovcr' WY
Respectfully. JENNIE JoM,os.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, MONTGOMERY
- County,. Jay Buck vs.. A. ]. Sims and
Ann Sims--In Justice Court.-It appearing
TO me from complninant's attach nicnt bill
and the return of the officcr, that A. ].
Sims and Ann sims, defendants, arc non
residents of the State of Tcnnesseo, 50 that
served on them; IL Is therefore ordered by
me that publication be- made in the Clarks-
vile CpRoNIcLE, a newspaper published
IN the city of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, for four
at least ono week before tho fourth day of
Decenber, 1850, requiring said defendants
70 appear before me, at my once. in the
December, 1869, al 10 o'clock In tho fore.
noon, 10 answer 70 the complainants bill
claiming on q note OF hand, dated Novem-
and any cents. or tho Same will be taken
for confessed, and your property DO sold 20
ray the Judgment and costs
J, z, LcoMIs, Up.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

Ex-PREsIDENT PIERCE willed TO
Ex-Governor Seymour, of Connecti-
cut, "a cane made from a flagstaff OF
Chepultcpec,n The principal iegatse
his nephew, Frank II. Pierce, will
realize $50, 900 from the estate.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
" STAR UNION LINE. +"

GENERAL OFFICE, STAR UNION IlsE,)
LOUISVILLE, KY,
Mr.. e.. IL. COOPER Is APPoiNTED
tNl Freight, Soliciting and Contracting
Agent for this line, at Clarksville, Tenn.
Contracts Tor rates and Bills of Lading is.
sued by him will be- protected,
Shippers by this line win always secure
responsible line, and advantages I'M for.
warding and delivering In Eastern cities
which are not equalled by any other route
L. ii. kINGSBURG, supt,
Columbas Ohio
r. 4. VANAISrINE,
June 10. lsj9-l
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13
City barber Shop.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
j his Barber shop TO the room ON Frank.
I'm street, corner of Courthouse Square,
where no has lifted up an elegant shop, and
ID prepared TO wait upon his customers in q
manner unsurpassed by any shop in tho
city, ho returns many thanks for past pa
desire work In hlslino 70 give him q call at
his new quarters,
Your oh'l servant,
TOM BEAUMONT
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

In the basement we have fitted up RES
nounced by competent judges to be coma
70 any IN the West. The cuisine will he
supplied with everything nice to tickle IN
palate, and Will be served up In the best
THE SALOON Is furnished with the best
aha purest liqnors, etc. Give me a call.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

Mr.. BURROWS Clubhouse with for
ty'nve bales OF cotton was destroyed
hN nr" m Macon county, fcorgla,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-11-13

THE proprietor OF this celebrated ,,oa,.
- enc Justly claims for Il a SUPERIOR
over All ever offered to the public for m
sac, certain, speedy and permanent cure
Oh Ague ana Fever, or Chills and Foycr
y Of short or long standing. lie
, ,uasIs 70 tne entire western and South
western country to bear him testimonr -
me truth OF the assertion that In no ease
wnatever VIII II tail to cure, II tho direc'
tohs are strictly followed and carIiesl on,
IA q great many cases n single iosc vSu a,
~, ,sch sumcient Tor euro, anu whole farnis
, ,r,,, nave been cured BY a single bottic.
health. IL Is, however, prudent. AMI ~
10y ea Gase more certisn TO cure, IL its uso
~, - von.tnucu In smaller doses for a week q
more especially in dificult and long s:snI,
ing cases. Usually, this medicine viii no,
require any other to keep the bow,cls a.,
good order should the patient. howc,.a1rr'
require cathartic medicine AFTER hayins
TAKEN three or four doses OF tho Tonic :
Will be sufficient, s ~"'S