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vMVHn WESTERN CONTINENT.

YHNHE WESTERN CONTINENT,
H. FOR The PRESENT WEEK,
Contains Major jones' account Of Baltimore; con
clusion Of John the Bold; Letter from Powers the
ulptnr, disclosing the fsehoods Of Lester; a care
ful Criticism of Mr.. Huds0n'- Lecture on Hamlet;
sketches Of O'COnhGll and SheI; Mrs. Sddons and
Mrs. Jordan; Golden Pi Is thrilling original story;
Professor Aliens Co"cGrt Mr., g. W. J IisOn; Pre-
parations fer War; Ire Poor Of EHgland, and great
variety OF other interesting matter.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, & co.
aplO2t 4, 5 and Jarvis Building.
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TnE WEEKLY CLIPPER, TO day, lie filed with late
aud important news from all quarters, besides re-
port OF the markets; sales of stocks proceedings OF
Congress: editorials poetry; city items; miscellany;
with variety of other entertaining and useful mat
ter and the following stories; "She's Nobody" "Thc
Mcchantc Hero of the Hrsndywne," sSa ga Jehu in
Trouble" Price ouiy 81 per year, or three cents a
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EBER!SONs COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
N will End it greatly for their interest TO call and
examine our large assortment of goods, selected
win great care and expressly for housekeepers, con
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED and BRfI
TANNlA WARE; BLOCK TIN and JAPANNEI|
WARE WATERS; plain Tin ware; Kitchen Furl
nnure; Cooking UteasIs; Wooden ware: Brushed
Baskets, Mats SC. Sc, comprising by far the great
est variety of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICL Es
to be found in the city, the lowest prices Yount
h0usekeepefs can be fitted GU complete IN the mosl
reasonable terms at our FURNISHING WARE;
HOUSE, No 10 ~ Charles street, opposite the Uniort
Bank. ga word to the WISE" sc. ...
apll c.. T.. WETMORES co. }
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STATE REFORM CONVENTION. The Fred
rick Citizens recommends that State Reform
Convention be held in the city of Baltimore,
for the three-fold purpose, first, of thoroughly
organizing the reform party throughout the
State; secondly, of bringing together wise and
patriotic men from every part of the State, to
counsel one with another, and thereby effect
a Jealous concert of action; and, thirdly, Of
draitngan address to the people, and u memovi-
al to be presented to the next Legislature.
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SrKAsBsRe ACADEMY. We call attention to the
ADVERT ement OF the Strasburg Academy This in
stitr.ion is located in pleasant and hsalhy situa
ton in Lsscaser co., Pa, and Is under the superiu
tendance OF the Raw. David McCarer, principal with
five able assistants. 1t has been in existence styen
Years. and has acauired high reputation.
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ARRIVED,
Ship Powhattan, Hayden from London and n
29th Feb. ballast, to Alex. Brown 4 Sons.
Brig Orbit Traveis, from Laguayra, coffee, I'd
Wilson * Co.
3r, brig Jabez, Smith, days fnl Bermuda to]
Capes, ballast, 10 JOS. q. Yates
Schr Mary Emelne, Skinner FIN MayagueZ, a
26th UT, Kirkland Chase, sugar, to -.
SChr Crescent, Williams, FIN Norfolk, sugar
lasses aud hides, to Geo. W. Richardson s. Co; w
* Co; and to order
sGhr L Jane, Dukes, fin Philadelphia, mdse. I'd
A. Shrver.
Steamer R, f. Stockton, Layman, and barge CT
sapeake, Dennis, I'm Phllad, mdse. to A ShriverI
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk, Saw
thing.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Scotia, Leslie of Baltimore, fin ROLterdd
arrived al N. Orleans I'd inst. Brig Susan Spoffl
spUflord, for Baltimore, cleared at do same day.
Bafque Inca, Buxton, for the East Indies, sailed
New York 9Th inst.
Barque Wyman, Dill, fn Baltimore, arrived at B
ton 9Th inst; and brig Ocean, Patterson, FIN do do
Brig T. IL Rogers, Parker, FIN Baltimore, arrived
PernambucO 18th uIt, in 4S days passage.
Brig Hardy, Preston, for Baltimore via Garden
sailed I'm Havana Goth ut.
schr Patriot, Greenlaw, for Baltimore, sailed fir.
Lu6pc 3lst ult.
Schr Fayetteville, Green, FIN Baltimore, arrived
Wilmington, c, 9Th inst.
Schr Mara, Prince, from New Orleans, arrived
Charleston 9th inst
Schrs A Stevens, Briggs; Roe, Avery, and An
~, Jarman, I'm Baltimore, arrived at New York
inst.
Schr Coaster, Taylor, for B .llimore, went to 3
I'm Savannah 9th inst.
Schrs Burlington, Williams, and We rmont, Cav
for Baltimore, went to sea FIN Charleston 9Th inst
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The MUSEUM. Encouragement Of Mr.. Jameson.
In accordance with the popular wish the manager
has effected a Encouragement with this distinguished
performer. Hewill appear this evening as Master
Waiter in Knowles beautiful play of the Hunchback,
aud will be ably supported by the excellent company
attached TO the Salooa In the course of the evening
Miss st. Clair, aud the little Drummer will appear.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE. There will be per
formance at the Saloon of the Museum This afternoon,
commencing at 3 O'Clock. varied and interesting
bill is posted for the casion. The little Drummer
will b. there in all his glory.
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A WHTE MAN MURDERED. 1t gives us
great pain, (says the last Cherokee Advocate
10 announce that James Musseit, citizen of
Arkansas, was murdered in the nation on
Thursday night last, by couple Of Uchee In
dams, and that an attempt was made at the
same time, by the same persons, 10 take the
life Of Mr., Joseph Weldon.
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VOLUNTEER COMPANIES. Our correspon-
dent Baltimore" appeals to the uniformed
companies ofthis city to preserve their organi-
cation, and to the young men generally Of Bal
timoIe TO unite themselves to volunteer com
panies, so as TO be prepared, in case of necessi-
ty, to repel invasion. Again and again have
we urged the same course, and we think, with
our correspondent, that patriotism demands its
adoption. We know not how soon the city of
Bait. may be called upon to defend tselfagainst
a foreign foe, and we should not, therefore, re-
main Indifferent to preparations for resistance.
1t is evident, that in case of war with Eng
land, the safety of our city will depend upon
the bravery Of its own citizen soldicry; and
hence it would be well that organization and
discipline should at once commence. HowcV-
er ardenty il may be hoped and confidently
expected, that the dispute between this country
and Great Britain will be amicably adjusted
we can have no positive certainty Of the issue,
and should be prepared for tho worst. In the
event of war our seaPorts would be the princ-
pal points Of attack, and Baltimore could not
expect TO be exempt. The bare possibility of
war and of an attack upon our city, should be
sufficient 70 !mpel our young men to organize
themselves into military companies PGeced-
ing the lust war, whom prospects were not more
threatening than those Of the present day, Bay
timore presented formidable military array;
and TO tho discipline and courage of her volun-
teer corps WAS she chiefly indebted foy safety
when the hour Of danger arrived, Most OF
those who then stood forward to protect their
homes from "tRe wars dcsolation, " have pass.
cd into another State Of existence, or are toe
old to become prominent actors in present
ssenes-but il is to be hoped, that the same pa.
triotiSm which led thom to rally under the
"star-spangled banner" will also influence the
young men Of the present day to band together
and prepare themselves to defend their sol
from the pollution of the invader
VERY LATE FROM CHINA. The ship Mon
tank arrived at New York on Thursday even
ing from Macao in 81 days. The Commercial
treaty between the United States Government
and the Celestial Empire, had been ratified Oh
the Goth of December, by the Chinese Commits
sioners and Commodore Biddle.
The U, S. ship Columbus, Com. Biddle, wa
at Macao on the 18th Jan.
U. s. sloop of war Yincennes, Capt. Pauld
ing, arrived out on the 9th. Ship Rainbow
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uwOsTERY AND TRIMMINGS.

~
No. 80 N. Howard street
Has received n good assortment Of gnntemens, la.
dies and children's white, unbleached and mixed
Cotton Hose and Halfhose; good assortment Of
Kid, silk, Lisle, Tnreldsand Cotton GLOVES, for
gentlemen, ladies' and i1tdren; misses Lisle Thread
long MlrTS, with haaE fingers; gentlemen's silk,
Cotton and Gauze Merino SHIFTS and DRAWERS
ladies' superior Silk aud Ganze Metin9 VESTS; Re-
phvr Worsted Patterns and Canvass; Marking Cot
ton; Purse Twist; Steel Beass; Purse Rings and Tas
sells; Silk Purses; GimPs; Cords; Frnees; Sewing
silks; Parsons Spool Cotton; white and co'd Knit
TIM Co ton; Cotton Frnges; Tapes; Needless Pins;
Bohbin; Buttons, Carpet Bindings; Bed Lace; Palm
Leaf and Paper Fans-and many oher articles which
will be sold very cheap for cash. apll 81
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DIE D.,

Yesterday morning at O'Clock, ELIZABETH,
est daughter of the late Neal Daugheny, in me
year of her age.
Her friends and acquaintances and those q
family are respectfully invite TO attend her fun
which will take place at O'Clock, this (Satur
afternoon, from her late residence, No, III Bidd
near Ross ST.
AT St. Louis, Doth ult. JAMES Tox, tailor, of
timOre,
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a L IA A r A o.
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst. by Rev. II. V u. Johns, 3 SAL
GUYTUN to MARY l.. NRALE, both Of this city.
on the 9Th inst. by Rev, Mr.. Hdt, WIN. Dill
of Washington, to Miss SusANNAn D1lLow, O.
city.
At Cincinnati, 9Th inst. WM. McDoS,LD, forr
Of Baltimore, to HARRIET A. SMITH, OF that cit
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The Richmond Times notices the sale of the
crop of Mr.. John V. Sliced, of Powbattan,
Va. 1t says:-''The average of hhds. leaf
was S0,07; of the crop Of seven hhds. S7,29.
The grower states that he housed 5000 lbs. to-
bacco from 10, 900 plants, and that the whole
crop averaged ID. to $40 plants, and was
grown on something less than seven acres of
land.
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ECE CREAM!
n GENUINE ICE CREAM

ECE CREAM!
II GENUINE ICE CREAM!
AT No. sc BALTIMORE STREET
THE SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS that his customers
and all who kindly patron e him, should be supplied
with the above article on pleasing tegms, has made
permanent arrangement with the pf66preiors of one
Of the hest farias in the country, whereby he will be
furnished with PURE CREAM, on such terms as fa
miles may rely on having, at 81 per gallon-a genu-
any other, can be proved satisfactorily on q single
trial. Those who may have any doubt on the cub
ject are earnestly solicited to try for themselves.
The subscriber feels grateful for pnst encourage
neRt and confidently hopes, by renewed exeTtiOn to
i've every one who deals with him en- ire satsfac-
son, to merit continuance ofthe same.
Weddings aud Parties Supplied on moderate terms
SAMUEL SlDBS, Sc Baltimore ST.,
apll lw between Gay and Frederick.
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vu,uREE OF THE HTGHEST CAPT.

Yz,HREE OF THE HIGHEST CAPT..
TAILS SOLD In ONE WEEK BY DOYLE
1t is truth that is every cay making itself more aps
parent, that DOYLE'S office is the place 10 get prizes
"Better be born lucky than rich" is an old saving
Doyle's capital prize depot No LA Pratt ST. opposite
the abroad depot, next to Bradshaw's United States
Hotel. The following splendid schemes for this
Wdek- ,
FRIDAY, capital $4,000 tickets 81, shares ia
proportion.
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on satur
day, capital $4,000, tickets ST. halves 90 cts quar-
teTs e5 cts A package IF whoes in This spenaiS
sche me costs only $2; halves only Sc, quarters s3J
A liberal discount VIII be paid to persons who pur,
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale In the greatesv variety Of lucky numbers BIZ
the package, single ticket, share. All orders p,s
mail or otherwise, addressedto
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Prartstreet,
II III Opposite B.& O. R. 2, pspote
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HbENSIL LEA as! PENCIEA LIZA as
-H Jackssn's Superior Pencil Leads, received this
day and for sale at
GABRIEL. D. CLARK's Jewelry Store,
mh24 Water-st. end door from Calvert.
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PRIZES! PRIZES!! PRIZES!M
FMVHE NATIONAL PRIZE OFFICE
n emphaticay,t the pace for prizes. Let a IL ther1
fore, who want money, (and who does not) exami1
the following splendid Lotteries to be drawn TIL
week. Give us a call
FRIDAY-Capi!as sl2 ,OOO, 5000, sOos 90 of l cd
Tickets only "a, shares in proportion.
sAIubDAH-Fsr the benefit of the Frederick r.
male Seminary Capital prize $4,000, Tickets g.
naves on cts; qis - cts We will sell in this favor,
Lottery certificates of packages OF 2J whoIes for all
halves 81; quarters $3.50; eightIs S.75. The risk d
package is small, and can draw the three highe1
prizes.
For the lucky numbers In the above Lotteries 81
the Package, single ticket or share, he sure and n
rect your orders to the National Prize Office, OF
TREMBLEY O. co.
No South Charles. street,
u one door from BALTIMORE stYeeh
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1G3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size for sale by the case, dozen
single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentireIy new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
10 order OF the very best materials and by The hest
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
Sc &c. for sale and made to ORDER as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. l.. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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GEN. DUFF GREEN. This gentleman is in
New York, making arrangements to start a
new daily paper. Whether it will be wing or
democratic is not stated, though just as likely
to be one as the other.
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+ FAILURES IN New YoRx. There have been
several commercial failures in N. York within
the last few days, and "a few more of the same
sort, it is said, are daily expected The mo-
noy market is exceedingly tight in Gotham.
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VI OTTERY TICKETS FOR 85 GENTS.
81 On every SATURDAY the 25 cent lottery will
be drawn. Capital prizes as follows:
LIST Capital Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
I'd do do do 1000 is 1000
30 DO DO do 60O is 600
&c. sc. &c.
GG3- single tickets only 25 cents!
EMORY 4 CO., the well known and popular lot
terry firm, opposite Barnum's, will sell during the
week and on Saturday, until o'clock in the after
noon, tickets in these pretty lotteries by the package
IA package may contain the four highest pnzes) for
the trifing sum of SO so.
All persons, whether al home abroad, who may
wish ticketsin the above or any other lotteries will
please be careful to direct their orders to the old es
tablished house of
EMORY co, opposite Barnum's,
1t Baltimore, nd.
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THE BLADENsBURG DUEL. The Marlbro'
Gazette says that Thomas F. Jones, Esq. of
North Carolina, appeared before Prince
Georges county court on Thursday, to answer
his recognzance on the charge Of being the
principal in the duel which took place near
Badensburg last winter, in which Mr.. John
son Of that State was killed. The Iecogn-
zance was respited, on application of Mr..
Jones' counsel to the next term of the Court.
The bail is for IS 900 The principal in the
sum of 50 900, and his suretes in the sum of
$1,000 each.
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n EFT 1T BE KNOWN
Ia ALL OVER THIS GREAT COUNTRY!
"a That COB URN'S, at No. &c HANovER-sr.
SEoM3 and No. 23 N. GAY STREET, are the very
N.|O best places to get cheap and fashionable
r7~ BONNEyS. Depend upon it Ladies, If you
consult your own interest, you will call early on
apl0.3t JAMES CoR''kN.
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No STEAMER YET. No intelligence of the
steamer Unicorn by last nights mail.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT TIE EXCHANGE READIss 70
For LiyerpOo-Packet ship Sea 10th inst
For Liverp0oi-Ship Cincinnati, with despatc
For London-Ship Richard Anderson, with
spatch,
For London-BarQue Paoli, with despatch.
For llavana-Barque Home, llth lust.
For llavana-Barque ilerm tAgn 9th inst.
For Kingston, Jam.-Rrg GlamOt gan, soon.
For st Johns, N. Brig Islam, few days.
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EVER LUCKY OFFICE,

NGERTONS' EVER LUCkT OFFICE.
ML Our Offices are daily becoming the centre Of at.
some who will think it singular, and ven doubt the
fact but is only requisite for them to our doors
occasionally and the smiling faces of those who
have become rich for tritling outlay. To be IN
vinced the sl7 500 sold on Thursday has been pre-
sentcd and cashed This day full package for only
50 IS. Try us. ,,
| prize Of $4,000 9 prize Of $3.50
l,o52 800
oO0 loose
Tickets Sl-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the package or single share for sale at
EGERTUN'5 EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner of SOu.h-st and Exchange Place,
cor, OF Commerce and Prattsts and
lc cor. Of Pratt and Gay sts,
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SuPwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE. The ship
Goodwin, Davis, from Liverpool, arrived at
Boston on Wednesday morning reports on the
LIST inst. lat. as %, lon. 81, fell in with boat
belonging to brig Juno, fand from Greenock,
for st Johns, N. F., wrecked among the ice
March Sth, lat. 46 80, Ion. At 80 w. and took
from her John Gibbs, master, Adam Carran,
mate, Peter Brown, second mate, Alexander
Burke and John GafEnoy, seamcn, the surv-
vors of the Juno's crew of 70 persons; the
others persisted in the boat; those taken on
board the Goodwin were frozen and in an ex-
hausted state, having been "a days exposed in
q small boat, and for a length Of time without
any water, and small supply of provisions
John Gatfney died in an hour after being taken
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0TABIIEK @ CNNB1, I2U w, Pfatt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 L. Baltimore street;
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins s. Brother, cor Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph D. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha H. Per
kns corner Market and Green sts.; George II. Keerl
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. NJ Robinson, SO North
Gay street. apo lW
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FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1876.

MARlNELlST-PORT OF BALTlMOI
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N-WHO DISPUTES IT. Nobody.-It has now
become established fact that Dr. Wisars Balsam Of
Wi Cherry is the best remedy ever known for pre-
venting consumption by certainly and speedily curing
every disease that leads TO this fatal malady-
Coughs, Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Asthma, Lii
Complaint, ETC. etc; at yield TO its marvel
lOus pOwer-and scores ofcaSeS of suppOsed confirm
cd Consumption have been completely cured, after
the best physicians have declared that death was in.
evtable. Mr.. James Sage, of Waterve, N. Y, was
restored to perfect health by the Balsam after the best
Doctors in Oneida county pronounced his case to be
a hopeless consumption. So of Thomas Cozens, of
Eaddonfeid, NJ J.. after he had been given up TO die
See The published statements of each Gase-sO at
tested that all must believe,
On hand and for sale by
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FkoMrHn EXCHANGE READrNo-Room B OF
CLEARED,
Schr Northampton, WlI!oughby, Phiada. Tho

IVUT'tT'
Schr Hy. Page, WrOten, Fredericksburg, mast
ARRlMiNhI
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The British Party.

Nothing has ever occurred TO consternate the
Loco Focos so much as the printing of Secre-
tary Walkers Anti-Tarf Report, by the Brit
ish Ministry, for the use of Parliament. For
years they have been endeavoring TO hide their
own foreign pariialities, by charging the Wings
with being friendly TO British interests. "Brit-
ish Whigs," British GolJ," British Influ
ence," &c. &c, are epihets which were con-
stanry urged against us by those incorruptible
loco foco patriots. To read their papers, or
listen 10 their stump speeches one would have
been induced 10 believe, that rather than do
any thing which would be beneficial TO Eng
land, they would sacrifice even life itself. But
alas how ihin-skinned is loco foco patriotism.
All The while they were secretly advocating
measures which had tendency TO elevate
Great Britain al the cos, of the prosperity of
the United States. We now have The unparal-
leled exhibition of an English Premier COM
mending the Anti Tariff Report of an American
Secretary of the Treasury, and recommending
il to the careful and deliberate attention of his
own Parliament. Comment ought to be unne-
cessary. The Report ough, to condemn its
author, and every Loco Foco who is so anti
American in his feelings as to sustain or ap-
prove OF its contents.
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The shocks that were felt last October in
Long Island, Connecticut, and various other
places, are explained by late advces from the
East. Ii appears that repeated shocks Of earth
quakes were felt at Smyrna, Calcutta, &c. abou,
that time, occasioning much damage and alarm.
Eight houses fell at Ploumari and forty more
were damaged, as we'll as some y-fve
shops and warehouses. Only two Of the eigh
ty houses at Liskol were left standing. At
Assam there were three shocks, Two of which
were very violent, accompanied by great noises
and undula,ions of The earth. AT the latest
dates continued shocks were iell al Calcutta