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NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY s, Ls43
LUClNA CORDIAL,
m sr4y.

ELIXIR LOVE-,
In clden me among the Jews.
Whose frat, i By Fsis S.' an lasa aoom,
No children bore 20 bless his home.
Afflicted thus tie Roman matron
Prayed to Luctne, the raidwil,'s patron
Eayptlau wIyes in such a crisis. 4 ~
Called 70 their aid the Priests ofIrss
Aud even now the meek Hlndso- ta
cE d T. se tS s%s saa sp Po
Flies weeping to her srn5eless idol, 1.
And with raised hands in accents wild,
I,tiiion. trtmah tor child:
For well sh; knows, Love shuns to bless
The Hiudoo bed ef barenness.
so much for love 10 days by gone
hld savage Customs Ia your owns
But say. even now, does Loves communion
bicss m our lard, sterile unoA3
70 oit,,aeI eonjusal felicity,
Yet may the hlrrca, ifthey try
With Loves Elriro Tor her iriead
The cIildlass wiie'S repinngs end.
Bat not the provocative power
Alone. is this Elxlr'a dover.
Consump.ion'a Ills it Will PREVENT
With vi1or cothe the inp1cnt;
Suppress, glest, whatecr its date,
Ant Ell liie idnc.ion: renovste.
Eruptions from e. . shin it chases,
A xS' brings hack beauty and the graees:,
IT, woInsns trn t--and ne'er decsiyes her
From fiuor Albus it relieves her;
And each disease, with proper care. too)
Her far aud fragile form is herr 70.
There are but truths, who calls them fiction
Shall have stern proof ia contradiction.
Letten--a tc1niS Of GtSesaaen--
From the sayans Of every nation
With gJatelul roissiYes rom all qiayterI,
Thousands Who lay, with latteIins breath,
Almost w,tlun the jaws of Death;
Now in thsilnightly p2ycfsrepgat
Thanks to Liie's friend, IN Nassau street,
An. sometimes name TIE very lumber
CNIotJ'sWo Nassen,'--ea-i, in their slumber
Cry out for The "Lucipa CorIiai.o
PcIsons ordering this medicine om the country by sending
remittance can have boxed up rent to any pat OF he
Ini9s Price % per bottle, OF Sat per dozen.
Is also for sale III adeipbia, at 80 North sixth street.
msi 1rn~ec
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LATER FROM HAvANA-MExIcAN ACCOUNT OF THE
NAVAL FIGHr WITH THE TEXANS BY an arrival at
New Orleans, we have two days later intelligence
from Havana. There was no local news of i'm
portaDce.
We find in papers the Mexican account OF the fight
between CON- Moore and the Mexican fleet, reported
by the Marine the Admiral commanding under date of
May l7th he says
"On the morning the 10Th, about SUNRISE the Texan
vessels with five smaller armed by Yucatan moved
out Of port, Immediately prepared for actiol bearing
down them to within range of my guns and about
O'clock openeda fire them from the steamers 0uada-
loupe and Mentezuma and schooner Eagle. The enemy
answered promptly and lively fire was kept up BY both
parties till half past in the evening, when he retired 10
the harbor Of Campeachy. The enemy succeeded in
striking the Montezuma four times and the Guadaloupe
six times, doing but rng damage to either vessel and
not woundns even any person board have not been
able to learn the amount of damage sustained by the
enemy hut 1t is Inferred that s considerable from the
fact that he retreaed so preciptstev into shoal water
under the protection the guns OF the fort.o
The Admiral reports that the greatest eagerness wos
shown by the officers and engage in the fight
and that the sick begged permission join their
comrades in the roble struggle.
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DEPARTURE OF THE FALMOUTH AND SoMERs.--
home squadron, left our harbor on Saturday NOR
ming; the former bound to New York, the latter to
Pensacola. The Falmouth went out with call sail
set" while the Somcrs had only her fore and MAN.
topsail and jb set Notwithstanding this disparity
in canvas the Somers walked ahead OF her superior.
This would seem to substantiae The assertion that
the Somers is eqna TO her reputation as sailer.-
SAP ReD 2i inst
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L.rea rRoM Sr. THOMAS "A letter received per schr
Sarah Ann Philad from 81. Thomas, dated 2st nit.
states that ght shock Of earthquake had been felt
there early the morning. AID during the night but no
damage DONE except little fear and jumping out Of beds
II is also stated that the yellow Fever had made It's sp
pcarance and number of sudden deaths occurred. The
market was well supplied with American produce.
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Western Railroad Receipts.

"CstcTH ItuIITOuU ktcCVIptss
One week, LIST July, 1s43l $ll.lss
1912, lO503
April shows small gain May gain Of 20 per cent.
Total in June, $4,000 Gain in June, 3Oper cent.
The recsipts of the last half of IA! were $4,000
Aid one third gain for this year, 100000
$4lsO0o
Total receipts for the first six months 1913, 226000
Total receipts for the year, 63s 0G0
Expenses in 1913, reduced $50 OC0, $4,000
Nett earnings for this year. S4o2000
Equal 20 per cent upon the millions cost
June was the average month of last years receipts.
June, $1,000 September, $1,000
July, $1,000 October, $4,000
August $1,000 November $4,000
Boston Daily .4doertiser.
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LATER FROM TAmPIoo-The schooner Virginia Antoi
nette Capt Delvaille arrived port yesterday in eight
Days from Tampico. About 600 Of the troops from Yucca
tan arrived at hst port late in May and the vessels
chartered TO return in the same service We in.
translations from papers brought by the Virginia
Antoinete, go to confirm the information. The Courier
states that an oca communication OF General Nicholas
Bravo addressed to the Minister Of War dated nth May
announces ths the Indians have assembled TO the
Der Of about S000 in the evrons Of Chiopa in the South
and that reinforcement Of 1000 expected from
Tiapa These Indians, he states have been melted to
clared in favor Of the federation and they thr cap
ture Chiapa General Bravo urges thatt is impossible
for him to render assistance in OF attack upon
that city, he could raise than two hundred
crus among the population. He adds, that if a rein
dispatched 10 his assistance will be in
possible him to maintain the post committed
his charge, from the assaults Of the insurgents
N. o. Buiistn.
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HOTEL ar CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND
To LET

@zl THAT elegant and commodiouy house, Just
m aised built under the direction Of he auol rber,
LIZ situated Cliff Clifton, Staten Island the
TeIcgtaph having Of the Say Of New York and te
though NaroNs uneq,aled There place within
handred miles Of the that the edvsngs of
and prospect ch this point commands The house has
been built expressly for fashionable Hotel aud feyeta with
convenience The are any wei ventilated ana
open feet in width which surrounds the
whole house. At distance Of eighty feet from the bad
iDg odfitioned stone house with number Of
which viii supply gber ofiamy Persons occupy
this could be furnished breakfast
huie and cine the hotel There ice house Of six
cable feet the premises The distance from
side about OF nile there splendid sand
beach, equal TO kccAavay bathing grounds in
vicinity New There also tine bathing Immediately
in front of the premises the Day side To good
who is calculated to keep fashionable hotel boIh
houses will be rented accommodating The Clifton
Whsr lat he foot OF the ClGs) nearly completed and
The city aud Staten land will land
Tegulmg.
kor terms further particular, apply The Office of the ~
i've iwsrc LEWIS LYMAN.
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"a nj I'TT'TTiT-;iHijs 'TT'S,I sTi'X'TiHTTH; !.

3.
Leaving New York dsiiy from the fo.t of COurtandt st.
Morning Line a, Q A. M-Mail Pilot Line at AZ P. M.
Tie Morning Line proceeds Bodentown thence by
steamboat TO PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphial without change of cars t.I.
PASSENGERS will procure their tckeI the o'e foot or
Courtlandt street, where conmodous steamboaw be
readiness, with baggage board.
bagags crates conveyed from cY to city,
without being opened by the Each train prov led with
the ladies' use.
Returning lines l,ave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal
nut ,treet by steamboat 70 Boidcnown o'clock, A. M
and by railroad from Camden, at clock, P. M.
The lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia IN a. and
2. NJ being continuation of the lines from New York JED
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LATER FROM CAMPEAcnY.-There were two Spa
nish briggs at Lerma on the 18th ut, taking on board
troops bound to Lagura
The Mexican steamers Montezuma and Guada.
loupe were lying off Lerma. The Texas fleet were
in the ha1bor Of Campeachy
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HARNDGN ~ &C

HARNDEN ~ co,
Ed s$# f55$E Hs5s r
MeIsIs Wilmer and Smith. 81 Church street. Liverpool
lesr'. Maclean, MARS Co.. Abehurch lane London
sae Ms and an r5 ar a h"yrf sou
h mss,r Harnden asd Co.. 10. Wall street, ssw York
woodssa G s JOINS ;sfs. n sGi.0n
kkMW @ SRRs'5lty. E F1o.iasns C. a1
]. ,Yo Wool New ORLEANS, la:
Steamers from Boston, by the Steamer Seat Western
che SAILING Packets from
Ireland scotland Belgian Sr flames " N.' ' :, ''- '''
New ok; and their New York and Boston Offices are depos
fer daily to all The principal cities aod towns in the
LfSEsy es; S1 pa,t Of he world kept
Merchants and Others VINO have h cont
nsa a1S and Ss Y qR to a'pSp and Co.,
toni asS ay PA bo se Ne. % ana &
Others residing from any OF the above
en- who are dsoGs % their goods earlier than by
iay y,iS. 9, a. d orders 70 them ,.,,s
spd seSam ard France may be oO;Olned at hs Offices in
All goods must be MARRIED "Harnden and Cor
aud Co. are alone BILE for I'll. los; OF
@ e he New apy
YORK. Providence ana Boon Ia lro1d the boston end Pro-
any i.s time No. s Ms .ass. Nv wy York.
EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
THE subscribers Win send through from tails city,
the ABOVE named and int rcdate places, the
nS s 81 Of Giss Sn.
and all such other business be entrusted TO
them. POMEkOY u Coz,
avail Ct, MY
NJ 3. Immediately on the opening OF lake navigation the
above line vii be cIienJed TO Chicago CINCINNATI
c and cont hroushou the eniiTe season. connsvon
with their New YORK; Albany, Troy, and Buffalo daiiy
press. m6r
a DAMS q CO.'S SEW YORK hNO .NEWAHK T.
"A lGSS-The public are respectfully lniormcd that 9
<Ebseriber, have esassed an Expre.r between New fck
snd Newark NJ for the transmission and speedy delye
Of packages bundles, &c the collection OF not
and bills and all other business appcrtaning to an Erpr.ss
Orders FOR articles 10 be returned by the Express will 30
Once in New York at No. Wall street, and in Newark a
sMITH's Neyspsper Depot. No go Broad s.
Leave Newark at A. NJ. and ~ I; N
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WAND.
" aOBs-Gcnflspen or families desrous Of converting
thsr left of apparel INTO cah obtain for the
highest cash price.
families ana gentle men hitting the city, changing
residence having superb effects dispose OF, will
hnl much theit Advantage sepd for the subcot VINO
will attend them a: their residence by app,i atne9t
No 6 John st, and llt Va.ick ST, New York.
line through the post oc otheiwie, will receive
plomrt atebtlon.
Clothing ciesued, altered and repaired. jyT imr
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MAYOhS OFFICE,
CHARLEsTos, s, c., jane 10, 1895
TO RENT EOR 4 TEAM OF YEARS, o

ANA Tht. large and cQEmodous Establishment known
.H the Chncton Hotel situate 10 central pat OF tbs city,
IN fronting Meeting street, south Hayne street, and
Hotel north PnchEcJ street. The hotel is about 100
fee By about Us fest deep -four hah containing about
lac paors and chambers bcsdes the dining for ladies
and gcntemen bar room reading ro9m Offices store
kitchen; also, five and BARRIERS
basement and fronting on Haye 'sea large eistern con-
tanning 81 000 gacEs and orcc IA case OF re
attached ereto aiso two wells the premises The whole
front OF the Hotel is embeished with spacious two story
colonade.
Trims ofsalc yin BE- credit extending over period ofs
least aud conform aby TO tbs provisions Of the late
state Fire Loan Act secured by mortgage of premises;
proved tecuiy will be lease SALE Proposals
addressed the Mayor Of Charleston, w be receive ed until
s. sCHNIERLE, Msyor.
~. B-ths following newspapers: tie New York Herald
and Counar EBQurer the Bnzoa Courier; the Ihad-phia
United States Gazette the Baltimore AsIerloan; the New
Orleans Bee; the Mobile Begs;er aud Jo1rna VIII the
above place week until the 18th proy
and forward their accounts Tor to Courier Office
j2l toiyl3f
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The Great Bunker HIN Herald,

Published on superfne paper containing inu account
scrptions and Mr.. Websters Grafton accompanied with
FIVE splendid engrsvings, comprising -, -
ker HILL which took place the 18th June, IT'S ex
hibtng the array Of the American army, engaged in
deadly conct with the British troops their SHIPS and
ther forces 1F tra4 Ft-n tfI D. -
and. Aview of the procession forming on Boston Com
mon.
Bridge.
4h view of Bunker Hill Monument from the nerth,
looked the day Of the celebration with the flags
above and crow ds below.
5h. A view Of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
bay il looked the quiet Sabbath morning after
the celebration.
Agents will please transmit their orders before the ed
ton will be Sold the demand The
price, Wholesale agents. So per hundred eight
per copy. Retail La cents. To be had at this office.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


IN pursuance Of iaw J. JOHN TYLER President Of The
known that pubic will be held at the undcrmentrnet
Lard OH in the State OF Michigan at the periods heinaf
ter designated, to wit:
AZ the Land Office at Genssce, commencing on Monday
lands within he limits OF the aforementioned townships and
fr,cuonsl owrships, to wit
North OF the base line, aud Eas Of the meridian.
Townships tlirtyone, thytwo. thrtythree and thirty
Townshrs thirtyone hirtywo and thirtyhree, and ac
ona township thiityfour bordering Lake Huron Of range
ven
Fractional townships biryone hrtyiwo thirty three
thryour. bordering Lake Huron and Thunder Bay Of
range eight. -.
fractional townships hirtv thirty thirtytwo and thir
ty three, bordering on LAKE. Huron, OF range nine.
fractional township u ,rty, of range ten.
North Of the base line, and w, st Of the meridian.
Township hirtyiye, and fractional townships thirty six
hrty-,tyen. ard thiyegh bordering on Lake Huron and
Muilets Bay, OF range one:
tionsl townships hirty.ceh and thitynne bordering
Lake Huron, Of range two.
Att LAID UEcc Detroit commencing Monday, the
twenty fifth day Of ber for the disposal Of The pub
lie nds within the limits Of the following detached tracts to
wit. -
The lot number elton eight lot number nine
ton lots three four snd ve section seventeen aud lot
nuahcr section eighteen, hch recently been
Lands appropriated by law for Of schools, military.
other POSES, will be excluded from sale.
The Gales will each be kept for weeks (unes tho
lands sooner disposed aud no onge and no private en-
tics CT a.d In the township, offered Ill be admitted, unit
alter the expiration OF he NO weeks - -,
Gyrn under hand the city Of Washington this eighth
N'' ~ JOHN TYLER,
BY the President
Commissioner of the General [. and Office.
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MR ss; & M


OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET,N Y. 1t
PASSAGE to and from Great Britain and Ireland Liver
from Liverpool and and from Loudon the 10Th, and
Goth OF ssch month The subscriber has made extensive
engagements bring emlrrnt and with great con-
dence those sending for their that every
due aud digent attention VIII be shown them ana al VIC
embark with them ras,age also be engaged from Liver
pool cec to New Orleans, Mobile, Sa' annah, Ba.tmefe,
Philadelphia aud tine different ports of the British
Provinces. With those together with the adj
Ia shpowners mud extensively engaged in the reghng
Understanding st despatched UPWARDS Of 100 first elias.
shs the ports the United States with freight and
passengers. The facility offered by this is un
Surpassed and from the large number of first class ships
ployed in the line be detention whatever which
will be guaranteed The passage will be at the lowest
should of those sent for ceclne comic the
money wi b, returned cu,omery. The steamboat
fare from the different ports TO Liverpool can usual be
cured Those RENTING to their friends can have drafts
to payable in all the principal towns, without dis
throughout Great Britain and Ireland arrangement
which has given the greatest Satisfaction -
The subscriber to receive continual on OF the public
patronage which hs literally bestowed for many
paid) TO JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st. N Y,or
80 j. w. ROBINSON. No. 10 Gorec Pazzas,
Georges Dock, and Neptune Waterloo Dock, Liverpool
Tho. j. Timmius Is, No is South From. st. phlada.
Patrick Milton, Esq. buffalo, N. Y. %
JOSEF Kirkpatrick, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Alichl McQ iade Utica, ". Y. H.
Ia NoSman Mil yausie. " Wisconsin, Ty.
J.R. Elliott Detroit. Michigan.
Corpe Cahiil, Peru, Illinois.
John Riga,y, Koches er, NJ Y.
B-The subscriber also for first class packet ships
Mobile Charleston and savannah by which passage can be
secured at the low m
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NOTICE TO PRE-GMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every ands
within the limits Of the TOWNSHIP above requir
ed 10 establish the the satisfaction Of the Hegstr and
Receiver OF The proper land Office ad max. therefor,
BILE after this notice, and before the
day nted III. Of the pubic sale Of
township embracing the claimed, above designated
otherwise tuch claim will be forfeited
THO II. BLAKE,
lac o25septr Commissioner Land Office.
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NEW YORK AND KING 3TOE STEAM FREIGHT
AND PASSAGE LIVE.
ACSE4SN Al For Kingston, and Delaware and Hudson
GszEflssYs' Csns9i,-,-stesmbcau EMERALD and NOR.
: The ENiENALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New
York foot Of Murray street. Monday and Enrd,y as
O'Clock p. M.
W.Ieay Kingston (Rondout landns) every Wednesday
and Saturday SO O'Clock, 2. NJ.
The NORWICH, Captain John s,mucls, will leave New
York foot ofW street. Wednesday and Saturday
socoek, p NJ.
Wn laye Kingston (Rondout lsndinE) every Tue ay ard
EXTRA TRIPS.
The EMERALD will leave the foSt of Murray every
Study morning at o'clock Returning leaves Kingston at
o'clock same day.
For freight OF passage apply on board, or to
WILLIAMSON, BARLOW 6 CO,
ae1 3msr 1874 W,at ktrsst
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ - IS @~

THE OLD LINE Of Packets for Liverpool will hereafter be
desratched in the following order excepting that when the
lay Of sailing falls Sunday the ships sail ON the succeed
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Buffalo.
ICorrespondence Of the uarald.l

BUFFALo, July 5, 1913.
Business Observation-Disclosures Commerce Po-
Repeal Presidential Morality and Rsli-
gion Temperance Health OF The City-MnTi-
ages and other 1Hinssments-F Fashionable Season,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-22
C0NSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of feri lacias issued
by VIM. lanes Esq. oAe OF the justices
OF the peace OF The State of MARYLAND in
and Tor Cecil county, at the suit of Henry
B"see, against the goods aud challles,
lands and Ienements, Of Stephen H. land,
(oi Slephen,l and Thomas CuIberlson,
and to me directed. have seized and ia
ken into execution all that tract of lana
whcrcon the said Culbcr,son now resides
situate, lying and being in Elk Neck.
Cecil co. Md. and hereby give notice
that on Saturday the 18th day of MAY
next, between The hours of II and 3 o.
clock will. at the front door of The court
house i'll Elktrn. expose the said proper
~ for sale 10 rhr highest bidder for cash,
to satisfy said writ.
NEZ FOARD, Constable.
A,ril % ,c
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The Locetoco .Necling the DE
mocras" Of las. week, it would appear
that the locolocos held meeting in this
place on the lllh instant. Although
handbllls calling such meeting were
posted upon the walls ubou. town, we
iresume the fac, Of its b, ing held was
known 20 but few previously 10 the pub
lication Of its proceedings.
it is styled meeting Of the "Demo-
cratic Party and yet committee of ,hir-
'y-svc appointed a, i, to make certain
enquiries, is nearly half made up of old
Tcdereliss
We had thought Of making some re-
marks in relation 10 some Of the queries
propounded, but concluded that IT can be
done more ad,antageously after the COM
miltee shall have made their report, which
they are to do alta meeting of the "De-
mocracy"(H) 10 be held in Elkttn on the
first Saturday In June next
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COHlstablc'S Sale

BY virtue Of writ Of fieri facas issued
Ivy John A. Rankin, Esq. late justice of
the peace Of the State Of Maryland in and
for c, Gil county. At The suit of Edward [.
Foard, use If W. s S. Wyman against
the goods and challles. lands and tene-
ments Of Frederick E"zine and Lewis
Dorlot, and to me directed, have seized
and taken into execution, all the right,
title, interest and clam of the said Freder-
ic Rnzine and Lewis Doriot, IN and 10 all
that farm wherein George Rozine now
lives situate on Iron Hill, Cecil CO. and |
hel ely give notice that on Saturday the
18Th day Of May next between the hours
of II and 3 O'Clock, | will, at the front
door of the Court House in Elk,on, ex-
pose the said property for sale to the
highest bidder fer cash. to satisfy said
writ. IIEZ. FOARD, Constable.
April 22-ts
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Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Fieri facias issued
by John A Rauk in, Esq. late a justice of
the peace OF The Stale oil Maryland, in and
for Cecil county, at the suit Of Robert
Thompson, against the goods ard Chat
lies. lands and tenements, Of John Riddle
of VIM. and also a writ Of fieri facas,
issued by Nm. lanes Esq, justice for
the County and State aforesaid, at the
suit Of Eliza Cloud, again the goods and
chattles, lands and tenements oil the said
John Riddle (of VIM. and to me direct
ed, have seized and taken into execution
all the right, title, interest and claim of
the said John Riddle (of VIM in and to
= horses, 2 cows, and the farm or tract of
land wherein The said Riddle now resides,
situate near the village of North East,
and | hereby give notice, that will sell
the same to the highest bidder for cash.
Sale To take place at the house Of Mar
tina Lum in said village, at 10 O'Clock, on
Saturday the 18th DAY of MAY next.
IlEZ. FOARD, Constable.
April 22-ts