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EAREWEIL RENEE1T.

WE'D EsDAY EVENING, July %, 1916.
"A GREAT MOBILITY ut THE MUSEUM.
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES,
A BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALUABLE
TOPAZ RING,
Manufactured by B. s. II CAMPBELL expressly for the
occasion. The ownership TO he decided bya
LOTTERY UPON THE STAGE.
05- Each vsiter, upol entering the SaOoB, will
receive, without any extra charge, a number, and a
corresponding one will be placed 10 a carefully seal
ed box, from which one number will be drawn, ell
titlng the possessor to the Prize, In addition to
which will be played the beautiful Drama of the
MAY QUEEN, and the new Farce of WOMAN'S
THE DEVIL, with variety of Singing, sc. Parti-
culars in the bills of the day. jy27-3t
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The MUSEUM Benefit Of DIR. 7hayer. This gen
teman, to whom the patrons of the Saloon are in
debted for the admra lie manner in which the enter
tainments have been nightly presented puts forth his
name for benefit this evening. He deserves, and
will doubtless receive bumper. The beautiful dra-
ma of''The Cabin Boy" nd the petit comedy OF
"Wonans the Devil" are the attractions.
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{n5- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South, say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
er Route See advertisement. ie26.d
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co.

ODIIU5IIU DdTUUuI7s, BiIIt, MD.
U}-OFFlClAL DRAWING of The Md. Cons0li-
dated Lottery, class No, 20, for 1896 For benefit OF
Frederick Female Seminary.
46 % 10 % 90 So 70 IL 42 90 50 I444
% and 46 being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $40
10 and 25, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 8
20 and SO, being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos each
All having two of the drawn Nos on them, each 2
All havisg one only Of the drawn Nos. on, 60
1t EMORY & Co, No. . N. Calvert-st,
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fr5- THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. les CBEsNur STREET,
between Third and Fourth,


d. D. MINOR, of New York, Proprietor.
JAS, M, AMDERSoN, Of Philad Ass,ts.
jy95- I'm GEO. P. BURNHAM, of Boston, Ass -
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SIs- TO SECURE A PRIZE in one or other of the
Lotteries drawing daily, you should try BYRNE &
CO., North East corner of Exchange Place and South
IL
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HROOEAS AND STATIONARY Al AUC-
EO IiON. On MONDAY EVENING, July 27, at
O'Clock, for all whom it may concern, 20 Frost's
Pictorial History of the United States; 10 q uaker city,
Mrs. Hemans' works, vols SCOTS works, S
Physic and Physicians; ireland and the Irish;
Sketches ImpostHre IL Dramatic Authors; 10 Refer
ence Book; 90 Nesbit Sinclair; II Rescued Nun; 30
Attic Salt Sellar; Philosophy of Evil; IL Preservation
% Mirror de 'LEncas IS Actress; 80 Mirror of Dis
peptiesi % Warwick Woodlands; Tales of Tub;
10 Nowlans; 10 Literary Ladies of England; 90 Dis
tiller's Daughter; 81 Gaskins' Farmer - John Ma
nesty; HOmer's IIliad; % quarto Bibles.
SrATIeEARY.-4O lbs. Red and Black Sealing Wax;
dozen Wallets; dozen M. GOV folio blank Books;
doz. narrow blank Blocks; doz. sill letter Ba-
lances; u doz. Fountain Ink stands; 10 doz Razor
Stops IS doz Blank Cards, assorted 20 bundles En-
velopes; gro. Pen Holders dog. Mu'tum in Parve;
lot Ink Powder, &C. sc. Sale positive.
VARIETY SALES EVERY NIGHT-to which
c0nsgnments respectfully solicited Out door
sales of Furniture, Real Estate sc, promptly attend
ed TO. jy27-lt r, MEACHAM, Auct.
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SABBATH School Excursion The Teachers of
the Methodist Protestant Sabbath School, corner of
Pitt and Asqnth street, have chartered the new safe
and commodous steamer Planter for an excursion to
St. Mchaels, to come off tomorrow. The boat will
leave the State Tobacco Warehouse, Dugan's wharf,
at o'clock' and will stop at the County wharf going
and returning. The boat will remain at ST. Mchae Is
four hours, and will return the city about shutdown
AS the funds expected TO be derived from this excur
sion will be appropriated for the benefit of the School,
we should be pleased to see liberal patronage ex
tended TO them. Tickets have been left at this Office
for sale
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EXCURSION OF THE RED MEN. Don't forget the ex-
cavsion of the Red Men which comes off to-day
They will leave in the steamer Pocahontas from the
|. ght st. wharf at Z O'Clock in the morning.
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4 esFass1 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIE-
Mssssp aAScxz~fY OF THE NORTH BALTIMORE
STATION are making arrangements
for an Excursion 10 BEAR CREEK, al an early dav
As specia! effort will be made FOR the amusement
and recreation Of the Children they hope receive
liberal support from the friends Of the cause. Due
notice will ~ uiVpn.
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Obstructive FIRE IN CLEVELAND, (O.) On
Monday last, fire broke out in the large ware
house occupied by A. Loomis as a grocery
store The flames extended to the adjoining
warehouse, occupied by w. A. Adair, forwar-
der, &C., and WooIson, Klenm s. Co., stove
dealers. The houses with their contents were
destroyed. The loss estimated at 10000
The amount of Insurance is about As 900.
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a Il ia IA y a ~.
MHO CURE TOOTHACH

III AND PRE- ERVE HEALTH
{13- THE TOOTHACH is always cured in
miRute by an application of WHEELER'S TEABI
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still prod
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will be
ed; Softness of the Gums will be cured; an Bleed
of the Gums will be effectually stopped, and
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept plea !
and in the hest of health by its use. Sold by
I'M. HAlG, Ne. 1873 Baltimore street,
je3D-ly above South, opposite Clipper oficI
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E ooK ON TINS PICTURE. Last sa

" OOK ON THIS PICTURE: Last Sat-
n n urday made the 18th time in five weeks that
those invincible prize sellers, EMORY CO, No;
Calvert street, have sold the high capital prize in the
popular 'One Dollar" Lottery, that is drawn in this
city every Saturday. Nos IS % 46, on a wh1ie tick
ct, this lucky firn sold TO gentleman from Charles
ton, :. c., who called in at their office 10 get South
Carolina note discounted. They also sold a large
number of other splendid prizes in this avoTite Lot
terry! to country and city customers. How much
longer will those persons who suffer with pecuniary
embarrassment delay Applying in the reh quarter for
relief EMORY & co.'s Office is famed throughout
the land for the brilliant prizes that are daily sold al
it. TO BAY, for the uifing outlay of rs, ad-
venturer may secure TO himself the brilliant capital
prize of $4,000,
BEHOLD THIS CHARMING SCHEME!
Iof $4,000 of Sl,0ss
of 5000 10 of LOGO
| Of $500 10 o. 500
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
A package of 26 tickets we will sell for Sl7
H3- EMORY & CO. will guarantee to return to
purchasers one half of their money back,
Head Quarters for Prizes! Ne . N. Calvert street,
'''' 'rp'-''' ~ EMORY CO.,
1t [Rl Baltimore, Nd.
TUIo-DAY, (MoNDAY,) July q, WIN be drawn
more at5s o'clock-class No. 90.-7S Nos.-l3 drawn
SPLENDID SCHEME,
do 5000 10 do 900
do $500 10 do 500
Tickets S5,-Haves $2,5O-quarters Sl.25
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class %, drawn
July 25, lowest prize 81. -fr#'
46 % 10 25 90 So 70 u d. 26 SO IA "A
Ep OGERs' DIAMOND CEMENT-Fort
IA mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Ornaments, &c, so that the break is scarcely per
ceptibe and as strong as before broken. For sale
oHIy by c. p ROGERS, Druggist, corner Of Howard
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets
10 Price 25 cents. jy24.lw-jel2-ly
o. CITIZENS AND STRANGE S who wish 10
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breastp pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
dete, athis Old Established Store, Waterst I'd door
from Calvert. apps Il
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FRoa THE BAHAMAS. We have file of the
Nassau Gazette, coming down to the | It'll of
July. We find nothing to notice, except the
decease ofthe Honorable JOHN Storr, mem
Der Of the Executive and Leg slative Council,
and for the last twenty-six years, agent of most
of the insurance companies in the United
States. He was from 1921 to 1888 U. S. Com
suar Agent.
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SUNDAY, JULY %, 1874
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READlNe-RooM BOO


Brig Eleanor, Brown, Port Spain, Trinidad; Me
vain x Williams.
Brig Magnolia, Leslie, Charleston, Williams s. d
Schr Sarah, Eldridge, West Indies, Clark s. ID
lOgg.
schr Emily Johnson, snedicor, New York, J. MI
kin.
Schr o. K. Edens, Fredericksburg, Master.
Schr Jack Downing Fields, Philadelph John
Brown.
Sch. Heroine, Hollingshead, Norfolk s. RichmoI
T. Hooper
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D u D,
On the 24th inst. FRANCES c., aged 10 months |
30 days, daughter of Edward r, and Ann K. Diver
AT New York, on the 23d inst, PRESERVED
aged 81 years. Il
AT Havana, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. CAMPB ELL,
of General X. b, Campbell, Consul of the U. ST.
at that place,
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MARRIED.
On the 23d inst. by Rev. Mr.. Bussey, J. II. TAYI
to Mi s HARRIET BILLINGToN, all of this city.
On the 22d inst. by Rev. Mr.. shTigley, T. B. Bal
to JULIA STOUT, all of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
From the Albany Evening Journal.
A Library for state Prison Convicrs.

SilENAON 20. March 10, 1910.
Mr. EDITOR: Having access 10 the subioined
correspondence, send you copy OF il for publics-
tjon I have taken this liberty without the know
led 90 of Mr.. Randall because cannot see that its
publicity can injure any one while hope j, may
10 much good Very truly, yours, B. B. H.
ALBANr, March 2, 1876
RANSOM Cook Esq Agent Of the Clinton STATE Prison
DEAR SIR: Deeply impressed from perusal of your
recent Report relsng the prison under your charge
y.b the value which the couvc;s place upon occasional
fac;,es for reading; and with the importance in every
min, of view of SUCH facilities well TO the discipline
~ Tho prison a. TO the mental and moral improvement of
~, ,nfnr,na,e inmates am DESTROYS of placing at your
di.nossl small sum be invested in the purchase Of
such books as you may deem most suitable the &C
commandment OF the end in view. For this purpose
send vou herewith an order on of our booksellers
for such works as you may select 10 the amount
If twentydve dollars. II you should desire il, will
Tnvself cbeerfuy procure and forward the books on
being advised by you of the nature of the selection you
you'd prefer or the particular class Of works which in
your Judgment would be most acceptable and useful.
In the sincere hope that the mite however humble.
which is thus offered for your acceptance will contri-
bu,e somewhat 10 the alienation OF human suffering.
and IN the Improvement of class Of minds peculiarly
deserving the sympathy of the philanthropst and the
Christian and only regretting that s 10 my power
consistently with other claims upon the limited
at my disposa TO do more
am. dear sir very respectfully. your obedient SER
want, 5. s. RANDALL.
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From the Albany Atlas of Wednesday, 18th.


In the SENATE, yesterday afternoon, most OF the
entire session was consumed in discussing the bill
in relation to executions and judgments, and seve
raj amendments were proposed, but the Senate ad-
iourned without disposing of the bill.
To-day Mr. DEsSIsToN made an elaborote report
adverse 10 the bill letting out the canal repairs to the
lowest bidder, which on motion OF Mr. Chamber
lain was laid on the table. Mr.VAS ScHooNHovES
called o the question on the report OF the COMMITTEE
on Canals in relation to rebuilding the locks at West
Trov Mr.. CHAMBERLAIS offered an amendment
extending the inquiry TO the whole length of the Erie
canal This proposition Of the Senator drew ont
considerable debate, when. on motion OF Mr. CLARK
the whole subject was laid over until lst Tuesday
in June next-Ayes IA, Noes II. The order oil third
reading of bills was then taken up, and the Senate
passed several among them. the bill 10 authorize the
New.York and New Haven Railroad to extend their
line TO the Harlem road
In the ASSEMBLY, last evening, the bill to punish
seduction and adultery was, after some conversation
recommted TO the committee who reported H. Inc
bill 10 reduce the pay of the Treasurer OF Ononda-
ga was then taken up, and after long discussion
recommted to be changed into general law ap-
plicabe 10 all the Treasurers OF the State.
This morning, some time was occupied IN the con-
s;deraton of bill 10 reduce the salary OF the Canal
Commissioners from $1,000 10 $1,000, aud to allow
them in lieu thereof travelling fees The bill lies on
the table for the present The bill in relation to the
election of delegates to the Convention was then
debated until the hour of recess
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New Publications.

H@ MoRRIs's NATIONAL PRESS Number = ap-
pears this morning and is the best number decidedly
which has as yet been issued OF this highly merorous
and already popular publication The travelling letters OF
Charles Dickens-a literary novelty in their way and
new enterprise on the par, Of the writer Whose ucuora
lions have heretofore seldom embraced subject beyond
the limits of Bow Bells'-constitute prominent fea-
ture and the recent Social Tes Party OF which Nibos
Saloon was the scene also graphically detailed Be-
side these there host of other articles quite enter
tanning and then the General himseour time-honored
hero of the quill and sciEsorshas his finger also in the
mic and smiles out pleasantly from many line OF Prin.
or and bourgeois in manner which clearly evinces that
war is BY no means his only vocation Burgess, Strnger
e. Co. No 1Anns, Of Broadway, are the princ-
pal agents. where all communications intended for the
Editor are 20 be addressed.
ET NEw.YoRK ILLUSTRATED MAGAzIsE.-We
have received the April number OF this magazine con-
tanning four superior embellishments steel, beside
several illustrations wood and large variety OF IL
,eres,ipe and entertaining matter. The names OF the
plates are Whalers Attacked By Bears Soldiers Gam
bline'-'The Dogs First Sight of Himself, and finely
executed scriptural piece. Mr. Lawrence Labree has
ust that certain quantity of editorial tact which is ne
cessary to the making up Of good magazine Taylor
&,Co. No. Q Aston House.
ES L1TTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 90, contains
choice selection of matters OF permanent interest and
value For sale by VIM. Taylor & Co. ? Aston House
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VOL. v. no. 800.
FROM Washington.
Things in washington.


From our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON March %, 1916
rboxo hoo boon severe souall in this City and
neisbborhood to-day about O'CLOCK.
The steamboa from Alexandra was almost oio"h
80. =, the po,omac | understand that two River
mr. Canal boats loaded with wood were SUNK, ana
ono man or more drowned. Inc Dooy OF one man
Ios inc, baen washed upon the shore. A large tree
r;,hJ nnnos,e the Integencer Office was torn up
.nd ,bIovn across the street. Awnings were torn
~ ;eces signs blown down and broken. Men and
ny,en were almos, blown from the Avenue, or
were holding 20 the lamp posts Even states were
torn from some of the buildings on the Avenue.
The Senate was occupied during the morning hour
with some matters of no great mportance.
The special order Of the day was then taken up
Mr.. SEVER spoke al length in favor Of the Notice
He spoke in quite vein OF humor.
Mr.. MlLLER has the floor for tomorrow
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The bill for raising two Regiments OF hlhemen
was before the House this morning.
good deal OF confusion occurred as Mr.. NC
CoNsELL of Ala wanted to bring in another BILL
which he said he would move every day In the
House till the House acted on it.
The Rifle Regiment bill was then taken up. Our
ing the discussion there was reference mace 10
letter which had been received some time ago from
the Secretary OF War, which could not De mace
public.
Mr. HUSGERFoRD of n. Y. moved 10 amend so as
~ read that the President be authorized TO increase
the Army by voluntary enlistment to any number
under go in each company when in his opinion the
country demanded it The vote upon this amend
ment was liz 10 ~
The increase from this will be in the whole army
about 900 men.
A motion 10 Law the Bill on the table was lost
Yeas 80 Nays l49 mi.
The Bill then passed-Ayes l69, Noes It, The
title was then altered in conformity with the bill
The House then went into Cammittee OF the
Whole. and took up the bill making appropriations
for deficiencies. No disposal was made of this I'LL
the House adjourned
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Peueral Notires.

~ No Charge until the Hair is Restored
Besss Hair Restorative is applied sout char &c unti! sue
cessiu al the office Isl ls,avenue Depos-Guions Ba-
New.York Jordans hk-st Boston; Poilers log Ninth
81, Mrs Hunter 6s s. Fourth. Philadelphia Agents amt
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REPLY.
CLINTON PRISON, March :, 1876.

s. :. RANDALL, Esq.
DEAR S1R: have just received your kind favor OF
IN, I'd inst making donation OF twenty five dollars IN
hooks for the use OF the convicts in this prison.
Although stranger TO you. hope shall not offend
in dischsrgne what believe to be duty by returning
nv heartfelt thanks both for the donation received and
the benev0enc- manifested
The recipients your generosity necessarily mute
before YOU Could they speak. their thanks would be
returned in that language OF simple and touching elo
ouence which none feel or utter but those who
have been deprived of the mental riches which you
thus bestow il in their behalf thank you for the DO
nation nv own thanks due and most cheertully
paid for the genuine beuevoence manifested.
fear sir that the philanthropy which seeks the help
less and degraded its objects of commisseration and
relief those who haze pulpts ready to trumpet its
honors no press at hand TO herald it's praises and sell
dom even medium of acknowledging the favor ia yet
so rare in our country that s discovery may embarrass
the modesy OF the donor. By exciting the curiosity he
mus, necessarily attract But INDUCING the hope that
the mental and moral progress Of man will eventually
enable him to acquire that purity and intelligence
deuty desired by the best OF his species, look for
time when the charms of such beneTolence may be still
more attractive although may lose It's present charac
ter of peculiarly.
As the books cannot well be forwarded until the open
ing of navigation and expect to be in Albany about the
first OF April Will then do myself the honor OF soliciting
your assistance in making the selection.
With sentiments Of high regard, am, very truly your
obedient servant, haNSoM CoOh.
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ANALYTICAL MANUAL.

AJANUAJ, Analytical and synthetical OF orihography
Wand Defaiion; by lanes ". McElgot Principal Of
IN. Mechanics Society Soho j. NewYOrk 81 haze ex
amin-d with care the Manual OF orhography snd
tass pleasure 10 commencing the favorable consdera
ror OF The friends There is fund OF sooo
sense practical wisdom and useful arrangement In ms
yyoS not ofeu combined within ne limits. II VIII,
am persuaded greatly facilitate the study OF our
and teachers well as earneri Will ma cause lot
Iulness TO the meritorio1s author ,,c,r-ycrN
Chancellor fths New-York University
,o MApyu NEWHAN Publisher. 1879 Broadway.
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OOMMON PLEAS RULES.

NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES.
HIST PTTRIISHEO-The Rules and Orders OF the CourI
j Of Common Pleas the City and County OF Ne~Y ORR
~. s sc - ~ JANSEN G. BELL. l5S Mass St
aTN1NACs.-The trade supplied Sitn Alnianscs u
Il tHs 7rc-s ~ -usnufsrtrrlns at re rr,,nn- - -
ms. OARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISH LED
NJEDICATEED vapor and sulphur Baths, lsi utlon
it a. ooDoste 81 Psups Ccnrch- are well known 70 DC
.snay Necessary 81 this OF year when me sya
reoifes nm auxiliary throw OF the cutice
a the winter and which By remaining on the sur
s Of Ibs skin produces cutsneous diseases colds heu
nstism scaeI fever &C. &c They are IN opeianSn ron
o'ciocx IN ths morning I'LL O'clock al night Suipani
Ba,hs require one hours notice. ILL l"
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

- We understand that the workmen IN the en-
oy of Messrs vorhis Sranahan Co. several hundred IN
number still continue turned ont for higher wages
They saw they are determined 70 prevent others ir ON
working at the old rates 10 cents per day. by persua
sion and othriss but have not heard oil any overt
act having yet been committed by Them We understand
that they held meeting Tuesday evening to Keep eaci
other in countensnce but have not learned the particular
resu; of their deliberations. In the meantime the WORKS
remain in "a of suspension.
~ Engine Company No. turned out en- nasse
on Saturday last to proceed TO Newiork for their En-
CINE which has been repaired and reprinted Ihef'
were sevenyfour hremen all in full uniform in the pro-
cesson.
F II. G. Onderdonk was tried in the Common
Pleas for extor;on. The l.. Farmer gives the parcu
lars of the case from which learn that the principal
charge in said indictment appeared be the taking OF
Sheriff fees S3s. by H. G. onderdonk, when it was con-
tended by the Counsel for the people, that the real
amount Sheriff lees justly charg cable was oGly 81 So
Found guilty and fined $500
rYs Theodore Mercer was examined Wednesday
apon charge OF grand larceny preferred by Archibald
Campbell OF 1853 Nassau. street. Mercer was committed
10 snswer The mother of Mercer on Saturday last
paid $40 10 Mr. Campbell account OF the stolen prop
erty