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FROM AN UNKNOWN FRIEND.

| The BULLETIN acknowledges with pro
found gratitude the receipt of sum OF
money from an Unknown Friend which
he desires MS to accept as an evidence OF
his appreciation for the manly course of
the BULLETIN in attacking wrong -docrs
and in fearlessly maintaining the cause of
Louisiana, while those who were once her
champions have deserted TO the enemy"
The motive which prompted this substan-
Iial expression of approval we fully appre-
catc, but earnestly hope that our IN
known friend will come forward and reveal
himself in order that we may return q"jd
pro quo.
While we desire and solicit the support of
our friends, and of all those who endorse the
course which we have pursued and purpose
to continue in, we should prefer and must
insist, that we be permitted TO render ser
vice for service Our columns this morning
give gratifying evidence that we shall re-
ceive in due time all the support from our
mercantile community that we could desire,
and it is that character of support which
we, more particularly, are striving to deserve
and obtain.
Wehavc struggled against the most adverse
circumstances, and though unable, as yet, to
furnish our readers with the Geographic news
we have every reason to congratulate our
selves upon the result of our venture thus
far. Each day adds largely to our subscrip-
ton list and we are growing more and more
satisfied that the great heart OF our people
throbs in unison with ours and that every
true son of Louisiana will, to the extent Of
his ability, uphold us in our endeavor to
maintain the honor Of our State.
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TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

AT the meeting of the Board of Delegates
of the Firemen's Charitable Association on
Monday night, Major Burke asserted that
moneys were being paid into the CITY
Treasury that belonged to the Fire Depart
iuent, Under the provisions OF the act passed
in their favor by the last Legislature.
The President and Finance Committee
subsequently, waited upon the Administrator
Of Finance and were informed that there
was $50. 600 in cash on hand, which was coy
cred b. the act, but declined to pay over the
money upon The plea that brokers would
take ont injunctions to prevent the pay
ments. The interview resulted in the fire
men receiving one months pay, or, in other
words. taking whatever they could Obtain.
The main section of the Flromens bill
provides that all moneys collected from N
surance companies, either for real estate
license or capital tax, shall 90 into special
land for payment of the Fire Department.
We understand that the insurance compa-
MES do not object to the payment OF the tax
on real estate, but are willing to pay tins
tax at once The tax bills, however, are
consolidated for real estate, license and capi-
tai and the city declines to separate the
items. We see no good reason why the city
should not receive the tax on real estate at
once, as under present laws the real estate
of the corporations would still be liable for
the license and capital taxes, If the courts
decide that they shall be paid
The amount thus realized would be suiil-
cient to pay the Fire Department, and we
earnestly commend the suggestion to our
City Administrators.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26
KELLOGG NAILED AGAIN.
HE LOBBIES FOR THE STATE-IlOCSE Jol

Really this thing of detecting and expos
ing Kellogg is growing extremely irksome
and nauseating, and nothing but a rigid
determination to show him up in his true
colors. and to make of him a mark at which
shall point forever the slow, unmovIng finger
of scorn, could induce us to continue.
He has been caught outright in so many
infamous things that il would seem almost
work of supererOgation to point out any
new rascality in order to enable the public
to form a correct estimate of his character.
The Shreveport donation, in which he gave
the money of the State, pretending it was
his own the attempted deception OF the
United States Senate by denying the exist
ence of bill that he dictated. the passage
of which he personally labored for and OBJ
tanned; the proposition to New York cap
itaist to 60 into schemes here for
making money-such as the funding
bill, no doubt--his connection with the
State-House ring, and his subsequent clumsy
denial of the same, are all cases that are
susceptible Of positive proof-cases which
neither he nor any of his paid retainers have
ever attempted to extenuate, much less to
deny.
In support of our allegations in regard to
Kellogg's completely in the-State House mat
ter and Of his aiding III It's passage, we sub
join the following letter from leading mer-
chant Of our city, for whom we vouch in
every particular:
New ORLEANS, April 25, 1874.
Editors Of the New Orleans Bulletin:
You deserve and have the thanks of every
honest man in our city for yonr fearless ex-
posture of the State House job. happened
to be in the Senate chamber when The APP
preparation bill was up, and saw the usur-
per, Kellogg, on the ioo: actively lobbying
the bill through for this job 1t was down
for 1000. but some Of the colored men,
beers objected strongly, and must have smelt
a mice. and succeeded in getting it reduced
to $4,000: and this not suiting the de fdcto,
who was evidently annoyed, the matter was
reconsidered, and the best he could do then
was SIS, 900, which was finally passed. All
this time Kellogg was dancing about, whis-
pering to the members. NERITAs.
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COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.

Since the expose by the BULLETIN OF the
State House job, it has been somewhat
amusing and Instructive to see the course
of the various city journals. The Times and
Pie. would not pay the Sigh c;t attention to
the subject for some time, being chagrined,
possibly, at the BULLETIN having antiel-
pated them. The Republican was, of course,
silent, and the public We're compelled to
look to the BULLETIN for information. The
Bee finally came ont with scathing denun-
citation. and was followed by the LOusidnidn,
the organ Of the colored people, and the
Rake, the organ of the Changers.
The following are the comments of the
Bee in its issue of the 2:}d inst:
Preoccupied by the disasters Of the overflow
we have delayed an investigation OF the State
House speculation. But our contemporary,
the BULLETIN, always on the qai rtre, has
thoroughly exposed the whole TRANSACTION
Here follows statement of the affair
There is in this scheme so palpabe and
monstrous fraud upon the State, that 1t
can be annulled upon its very face: and as
our contemporary justly remarks, this pre-
tended lease it is easy to see. is an effort to
create a new debt of the State, which the
Legislature could rot legally authorize, save
under the plea of providing site Tor the
State-lIouse.
Auditor Clinton, in his budget for lS74,
estimates the rent of the State House at
5000 The lease in question calls for Soo,Ooo
This then is simply robbing the treasury OF
ST. 600. for the bedeiit of a few spectators.
Unfortunately, however, for those who
concocted this magnificent job, Their scheme
will not hold, for we hope that before the
end OF the year. the rel gn of usurpatlon will
give way to that Of legality and justice.
From the Rake, o t 25th of April
Tie price paid by the Building Associa-
ton to the Citizens Bank for the hotel was
SIPS 900, SIS, 900 cash, the balance to be paid
in four years in equal instailments, an ! the
bank bought the building at auction Tor
So 900. They could have purchased the st.
Louis Hotel for a State house for S12o, 900,
and placed it in perfect oder for say SlO,OOU
more This would have been talr and de
fensible operation but instead OF this these
unjust stewards " deliberately determined
to sunander S7S5.0OO, in order to I'LL the
pockets of few political friends and sup
porters Of the usurpation.
Now, if all this is so, the question is, are
the people going to submit to this, as they
have to all other impositions Of the KIND,
that have been practiced upon them since
these fellows have had control of Louisiana
We think that the time has almost arrived
when .forbearance has ceased to be vlr-
the" Is the State of Louisiana made for
the people, or for a feS thieving politicians!
We'd like to know, and the time has arrived
when the welfare Of the State demands an
answer to this important question:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26

Mr.. J. W. PETTY, the enterprisng Photographer
of this city, has just learned new process, which
surpasses anything yet brought out before the public
This process is called SARONY'S PHOTO
CRAYON. 1t enables photographers to make large
pictures resembling in style and beauty nicely
worked up Crayon drawingl. Yet the cost Of such
picture is but little more than plain photograph.
Mr. Petty has the sole right of this State to make the
Photo Crayon, and the merit of the picture and
the good taste of the public he bases his hopes Of
success. N. A. P. LAMBERT,
Nephew and Pupil and late Head Operator Of Sarony.
an Photographer to the Queen of England.
Having purchased the above process am prepared
to make dozen Of my best Photo Crayon Cartede-
Vistes for s.. and give extra one PhotoCrayon, 6k
by 81 inches, frame, free. Having given the
name to the Monochromatic pictures, and being the
first to make them in the city, pr pared to make
them at low rates shy elfe. also make the
Enamel Card Photos, which are now 80 popular.
J. W. PETTY Photographer.
1877 Poydras street.
apps tt2dp Between Carondelet and Baronne.
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The ball given by the Societe DIES Demoi-
scllcs do la Nile Orleans, came off last even
ang at Grunewald Hall, and was undoubt-
eddy one Of the most brilliant of the season.
All present seemed to enjoy themselves and
smiling faces, we feel confident that in this
case, appearances were not deceptive.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26

A CURIOsITY.-COnnOisse and those
who have an appreciation for the curious
and difficult should drop in Blessings, on
Canal street and examine the picture Of the
ship of war Pennsylvania" from the hands
of William II. Brown, Esq, who is now over
sixty seven years of age. The vessel, the
buildings on shore and the birds are cut
from paper and pasted on back sheet and
every spar and rope, with great delicacy Of
touch and accuracy of eye, shaped with a
pair of scissors. Most life-like are the sea
gulls darting into the water after theirprey.
The picture is a present to Captain J. McC.
Baker.
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This evening, at St. Francis Hall, corner
sof Second and St. David streets, Miss Teresa
Cannon, assisted by several well-known
amateurs, gives grand musical entertain
snent From the high enconiums paid to
her merit aud her great popularity as care
fni and brilliant singer, we feel sure a
aDeriteti success awaits her
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A barber in Commercial Alley says that
She ycnng man who gets primped every
might, IN order to captivate the bellies at the
theatre. owes him for fifteen shaves, one
ssottle of wbisker dye and fifty cents bor-
,rowed assney.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26

That dismal, deep and no doubt dangerous
hole on st. Charles Avenue, just above Bor-
deanx street, has not yet received the slight
est attention from the Administrator of
called special attention to it. We do not
like So find fault and will give the Admin
sstrstaT and his Superintendent Of Streets a
chance to retrieve their past neglect of this
very serious matter.
The trouble is that this muddy chasm
scffectnally prevents travel by vehicles to
and from Carrolton. Some twenty or thirty
sons of ballast could be distributed along in
That locality to very great advantage.
What say you Mr.. Lewiss
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Last evening the invited guests of the
Home Circle Association, enjoyed the
hounteous hospitality Of their hosts at the
soirec which came off at the hall of the
Home Hook and Ladder
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26

COMMENCEMENT DAY.-We are indebted
TO Mr.. Joseph II. Spearing, Chairman Com
mittee of Invitation, for an invitation to
attend the Commencement of the Law De-
partmcnt University Of Louisiana, which
will come off at Grunewald Hall, on Mon
day, April 9th, at II M.
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1. .. d. F.

All Odd Fellows requested to wear their Regalia
al the Celebration of TIE anniversary of the Order on
MONDAY next, April 9th
The doors will be opened at O'clock NJ.
j. NJ. HARDING,
ap2slt Secretary Committee.
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The St. Louis Post says that we are clearly
drifting into Mexican conditions; and not a
single State can any longer say that it is
much better than the other. The same con-
dition of things now disgracing Arkansas
might any day disgrace Missouri.
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Our Acknowledgements are due to Mr..
Haley, the popular news vender of CONNER
cial Alley, for number Of the latest illus
Fashion, The Graphic, Frank Leslie, Harper's
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Among the arrivals on the steamship State
of Minnesota, We note that of Col. NJ. Bar
.leken, after an absence of nine months from
our city.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26

10 Mr.. George Ellis, opposite the Post Of
sice, wa return our thanks for the latest num-
bers of Frank Leslie, Ha,per's Weekly, and
other late papers. The latest and best pa
pers aud periodicals can always be obtained
af Mr. ElliS'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26

The German American Girls gave their
matinee concert yesterday. 1t was happy
affair. and the ball which took place in the
evening, at the Globe Theatre, was well at
tended and was complete success.
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NIARRIED:

MASON-cATONNEr-Oa Monday, Goth April
1874 at the residence of the brides father, by I'd
Jourdon, Mr.. NJ /. Marion Mason to Miss Marie F.
Catonuet, b tn of this city.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26

THE DIsyiLLERY CASEs.-Hammond's dis
fillery was yesterday released on bond,
Messrs Bchan, Thorn & Co. signing the
Bond.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26

We have received invitations to the fol
towing, for which we tender our sincere
thanks:
May Party to be given by the Minerva
Social Club, at Exposition Hall, Saturday
evening, May ID
Fancy dress ball at the hall of Star Hook
and Ladder Company No. |, Carrollton,
given by Independent Fire Company No. 8
May ID
Picnic Of the Young Mems Rosebud
Social Club, at Carrollton Gardens Sunday,
May 10th.
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

FOR Sale AT AUCTION.
AT SHAWHAN'S ST BILE, NO. - GRAVIER ST.,
ON MONDAY, THE 81 H APRIL, 1874,
Mr.. HUGH CASSIDY will offer at public auction, as
above, his well known TROTTINu NY,
JANUARY, WITH BUGGY A d II RNESS.
This Pony is about thirteen hands high, sorrel,
and has reputation the road of the fastest
trotters, an altogether very remarkable animal.
Arare chance is offered for the purchase of beau
tif ii and valuable Pony and light md elegant gsy
apps Up ct
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26
BLADoN SPRINGS HOTEL.

JAS. CONNER h CO., will receive guests at
du ton summer rate until June 1st
First-cass steamers leavr Mobile Wednesdays
and Saturdays at o'clock P. NJ
Fresh shipments of the water received every week.
and for sale in irrels by ISAACSUN, SEX vs. & CO.,
Wholesale G. ocers, &c and 6S Common street, sole
agents. who will furnish further information apes 1t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-26

The present state of financial affairs being at its
worst stage the undersigned respectful ly calls tn at
tention of the public who study economy call his
store and for tn emselves the great reduction in
prices of his Choice Family Groceries.
c. w. ROT H,
NEW, CHEAP, FAMILY
@ r O G cry L O. RE,
Corner Carondelet and POydras Streets,
Where they will find the finest asso tment of GRO
CERItS. WINES and LIQUORS, to be found in the
New Orleans Market and at prices to astonsh every
body He also takes the opportunity to inform his
friends and the public in general that he makes
SPECIALITY OF
CO F F E e An ID T E A $,
OF which price Price List is annexed, wit:
GOOD FAMILY TEAS.
Per ft. Per ID
Oolong. ............s5 50 English Breakfast so
Imperial .......... 50 Green Blk Mixed. So
CHOICE TEAS
Imperial. ............ 90 Ooong. ............ IS
English Breakfast. Is Imperial. .......... IS
Young Tyson. l 90 Japan. .............. IS
Green l. Blk Mixel. Is
BEST IN MARKET.
Imperial ........... 20 Gunpowder. ........ l 40
Young Tyson. ....... 20 Japan. l 90
Gre l. Blk Mixed 90
Choice Sugar-Cured HAMS at loo p h. re-weiehed
My prices are one-third to one-half less than the
usual charge for similar goods at ordinary retail stores
C. W. ROTH,
Cor. Carondelet and Poydras streets
Give a call before purchasing elsewhere
n. B-Goods delivered free Of charge to any part Of
the city ap26 1t2p
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NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY

For Colds, Coughs and the like. Product of your
swamps. No poison. Delicious. Shipped to nearly
every State. Nine pages of names of HOME REFER
ENCES and increasing Splendid for children Try
it. Life tonic, origin, Alternative, appetizer
scrofula and chills annihila Peerless. Sold by
druggists Depot, LOG Camp street. apes I'm M&E
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THE LATEST SENsATIoN.-Pope's g S unny
side soda Apparatus.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
The depot for supplies contributed to the sun erers
by the present overflow is located at
6s Tehoupitoulas street.
Warehouse of Messrs. DEEvES, HUBBS CO., and
under their charge. All contributions in groceries
will be receipted for at the above designated store
and be subject to the order of the DISTRIBUTE Com
mittee apps 2dptf
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The LATEST SENsATIoN.-Pope's Sunny
side Soda Apparatus.
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STYLISH CUT AND LOW Prices.
There is much more significance in the above ex
preston than, without reflection, might imagine.
No house selling AUCTION GOODS, remnants OF
WHOLESALE STOCKS, meet the demands OF
to-day; nor is it ECONOMY to buy SHAPELESs
GARMENTS that few days wear renders ORTIZ
LESS and UNDERSTANDABLE, when, for few dol
lars more Garments of the
LATEST FASHION,,
DESIGNED AND CUT BY THE BEST ARTISTS
in the country. be had.
We Have Reduced our p ices in Keeping
WITH THE TIMES,
and offer to our ptrons full assortment of FRESH
GOODS to select from
H. B. STEVENS 4 CO.,
st Charles street, corner of Common.
FINE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,
ETC. etc APPS Nm 2dp
WHITE GOODS.
We have now in store of our late importation, full
line of white goods, consisting of all qualities and
styles in
FRENCH, SWISS,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH GOODS.
JLEvolS JAMIsoN,
apes 3t 1875 Canal street.
j. FABREGAS,
Dealer in
IMPORTED HAVANA h DOMESTIC CIGARS
No Is Commercial Alley.
full supply of the celebrated
"ADAM BRAND
and all other fine grades of Do nestle Cigars at cheap
apo 1t2p est prices in the city.
j. LEVOIS 4 JAMESON,
126 Canll Street.
We have just received large shipment of
MADEPOLAN
SHIRTS,
which will offer to the trade at VIII lssae retail
AT VERY Low PRICES.
Our goods all new and fresh-oc last design.
apps 3t2p
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
Committee ON Purchasing Supplies.
j. N. PAYNE, Chairman;
SAMUEL JAMESON, D. LANAUX.
Committee meets daily at No. A South Peters street.
apes 2iptf
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THE FOUNTAIN PUMP,
A PORTABLE PUMP AND SPRINKLER.

The most useful and convenient apparatus ever in
vented for watering shrubbery, flowers and plants;
tor washing windows, carriages etc for sprinkling
sidewalks and floors, and for
EXT1NGUISHING FIRES
For sale by GAINES l. RELF,
ap26-6t 1877 and 1919 Common street.
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANSl
April Is, 1874.
acknowledge the receipt of the following sums
for relief of the sufferers by overflow, through
the hands of W. S. Pike:
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THE LATEST SENsATIoN.-Pope's Sunny
side Soda Appa atus.
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f.. II. rLER,
JE w Z R,
DEALER IN
Fine Watches, Clocks, Diamonds,
JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
BRoNzEs P.sRIANs AND FANCY GOODS.
Watches repaired
GOODS SOLD AT OVERLOOKED PRICES.
lis Canal street. New Orleans.
Jewelry and silverware manufactured to order.
THE IMPROVED
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
CHILLED IRON FIRE PLATES,
EXCELs ALL OTHER STOVES.
Call and examine for yourselves, at
II. HALLER's,
Dealer in all kinds of House Furnishing Goods,
ap26-1t2p 40 Camp street.
Mating.
HEATH & LARA
Beg to announce the receipt of large and well Sc
lected stock OF
CANTON MATING,
Of which they are making specially and selling at
LOWEST PRICES,
9o................C Camp street. ................99
APPS 1t
BEST AND CHEAPEST INVESTMENT
FOR SUMMER AMUSEMENT.
ELLIs's CIRCUL lTING LIBRARY,
So Camp st Get. near Natchez.
FIRST CLASS SUBSCRIPTION TOR CONSTANT
SUGGEST IN OF THE NEWEST BOOKS,
Five Dollars a Year.
See of New Books added to the Library this week
IN another column.
GEO. ELLIS 4 BRO Their,
Booksellers and Stationers,
apes 1t2p 80 Campt street.
RICHARD McCLOsKEY's
REsTAURAN AND DINING. RooMs
20 and 72 St. Charles st1eet.
New Orleans.
ap26-1m2dp A. C. HERNoN, Manager.
The
"sUNNYsIDE" SODA FOUNTAIN,
AT POPEs DRUG STORE,
Corner Prytania and Jackson Streets.
Soda and Mineral Waters cold and sparkling, with
glass. Iced from O'Clock A. NJ to 1O1s O'Clock p NJ.
ap24 st
MAGIC SODA FOUNTAIN,
HARRISON'S DRUG STORE,
Thalfn streets, 4
from which is drawn Colder Soda and Mineral Waters
than can be obtained from the "Sunny Side any.
where.
Harrison makes the Very Best of Rich, Creamy
Fruit Syrup. Waters cold all the time. apps 1w2ip
JOHN w. MADDEN.
sTATIoNER, LITHoGRAPHER BLANK BOOK =
MANUFACTURER AND INTER,
IS Camp street, New Orleans.
apes lm2dp
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READERS OF rHE BULLETIN.

READERS OF the BULLETIN,
CALL At
d. L. WASHES,
40. lanai street..............IiO
And examine his Stock of
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
And the Assortment Of
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
All at Moderate Prices
ap26 1t2dp
j, LEVOIS & JANISON.
I26 Canal Street.
AS OUR FIRM WILL BE DISSOLVED on THE lsT
OF JUNE, WE ARE VERY DESTROYS OF
REDUCING OUR LARGE STOCK OF
IMPO r TED GOODS,
And will offer great bargains at Whoesa and Retail
We ask parties in want o. good foods to give call
before purchasing.
ap26 stop J. LEvOIS & JAMI ON.