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HERorsM AND DEATH.-Thc little fortress Dovs,
i'm Pennsylvania, has been blown up by the insur-
gents, 300 strong, rather than surrender. II took
place in sight of the Russians, they were APP
preaching TO storm it. The bcsicgers, ON coming
up, found only the backened corpses that had been
hurled down the rocks, which were from four
to five hundred feet high. Not a survived to
tell the tale and explain the catastrophe, which,
perhaps, was unintclligiblc to the born slaves of
Russia
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by despatch from 81. Louis Of the 23d, we learn
that the Winnebagoes, becoming dissatisfied with
their new home, recently started for their old
hunting ground Capt Page, Of Fort Smelling,
sent force 10 intercept them, which met the In
dams near Rice Lake, and drove them back
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THoS. EwBANK,

p. s. Editors of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills in duplicate, TO the Patent OF
fee, with paper containing the notice.
Sept 26-law6m
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- HOUSE Wanted to purchase
NIII convenient tenement, small size and cheap,
1s0AA situated between and Fl streets, and 5th
and 18th streets
Address c, stating location and terms, at Repub-
lie office. Sept 24-3t
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Sept. IA
nIssOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP.

nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
IL The partnership heretofore existing between
John Martin and E. s. Wright, in the name of Mar
tin Wright, auctioneers, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
Those persons having claims against the firm
will please present them to Martin & Co. for pay,
ment; and those indebted to said firm are re-
quested to call and settle possible, as the
business of the late firm must be closed.
MARTIN & WRIGHT.
Sept. l, lS49. Sept. l3-dn
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RUSSIA HAS MONEY NOTHING ELSE TO BOAST
According 10 current statement, the bank be
ing short Of bullion lately, the Emperor ordered
some TO be sent 10 il from the fortress. Flee NIL
hons oil rubles were forwarded under guard. This
act among other things, established the fact that
there remained in the vaults Of the fortress of Pc
ter and Paul, after the removal Of the five millions.
l0l .52s .5o5 ronbles
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FoRT NoRFoIK-We understand that the War
Department has transferred the government prop
erty at Fort Norfolk to the Navy Department, for
the purpose of erecting magazine there a large
depot for powder. The present magazine, on the
opposite side of the river, is TO be discontinued
when the magazine is constructed at Fort Norfolk.
1t is intended to be made entirely fire proof-Nor-
folk Beacon.
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PATIENTS.
Sept. l7-dtd

PATENTS.
T IST OF PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS AND
IL DESIGNS, issued by the United States, from
1870 to lS47 with the Patent laws and notes of de-
cisons of the courts of the United States for the
same period. Compiled and published under the
direction of Edmund Burke, Commissioner of Pat
ents. In law book form, l VOL Svo, bound-price
SIS, (can be sent by mail at a small postage.)
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Sept IA BOokselers near 9th etreet
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED

IN "Pendennis," No 2. By Thackeray.
.'Scenes where the Tempter has Triumphed."
Bogues' Theological Lectures. I'd edition.
Reprint OF Blackwood for August.
The Law Reporter for September.
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Sept. ~ Bookstore, near 9th st.
j. II. TATUM, ARTIST,
STUDIO in the Capitol, near the Library of the
~ House of Representatives.
Lovers of Art are requested to call and examine
his specimens.
Sept. ST
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r.. GIBSON, Gold and sllvsr.n,ish, E be-

7 X. GIBSON, Gold and silversmith, z be-
IL. tween 7th and Sth streets, opposite the Gene
raj Post Office, respectfully informs the citizens of
Washington and vicinity, that he is prepared to
manufacture TO order in the best style, and at very
moderate prices for cash, Silver Ware and fine
Jewelry. Having considerable experience, and
giving his personal attention TO the business he 10
confident OF affording general satisfaction.
Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, repaired In
superior manner, and at low prices.
Orders from the trade promptly attended to.
Sept. 22-4wif-TuTh&Sat
hICkENs's "DAVID COPPERFIELD,'
IL No. 8. just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Sept. " Bookstore, near 9th st.
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MO. s OF DAVID COPPERFIELD, by
IN Chas. Dickens.
Colmans European Life and Manners, vols
Half Hours with the Best Authors, vols.
Gems of Epstolary Correspondence, VOL, Lon
don.
The Seven Lamps of Architecture, vol, by
John Ruskin, author of "Modern Painters"
TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept 25 Booksellers, near 9th street
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FOR NORFOLK.

The steamer OSCEOLA will leave for Norfolk
every Thursday, at O'Clock, a. m; returning,
leave Norfolk every Friday, ut O'Clock, p. m.
Passage and fare, SIS 90.
She touches, going and returning, at Cone river
and at the usual landings,
Sept 20 JAMES MITCHELL. Captain
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AZ Cincinnati, on the 22d, at p. M, consider
aoic rain had fallen, but the weather was then
clear. There was but two feet eight inches water
IN the river between that place and Louisville.
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iNDiANs.-Thc steamer Constitution, arrived yes
terday from st. Louis, brought down FIVE Indian
chiefs OF the Grow tribe, ON their way 20 Washing
TOM o. Bee, 17h
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,IOuRnAN Nv MAuRY

CROCK, Money, and Exchange Broker. Office
- on Pennsylvania avenue, next door cast of
Coleman's Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrent notes bought and sold at best rates.
Stocks bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected.
Aug. 23-ly
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A CARD.

John MARTIN returns his thanks to the citi-
q zens of Washington for the encouragement ex-
tended to the late firm of Martin & Wright and
takes this opportunity to inform them that he has
associated with him his son in the Auction and
Commission Business, by whom IT will hereafter be
conducted, under the name of Martin & Co.
Prompt attention will be given to all business
entrusted to them; and they hope by strict atten-
ton to business, to merit and receive liberal
share. JOHN MARTIN CO.
Sept ~, 1S49 Sept. l3-dtf
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CTATIONERY.- WILLIAM A. WHEELER &

STATIONERY.-W WILLIAM A. WHEELER &
- CO., having established a branch Of their New
York house in this city, would solicit call from
the citizens of Washington, and strangers visiting
the city, at their store, on Pennsylvania avenue,
| corner of 10th street.
We are now opening a full and complete sssort-
ment OF Staple and Fancy Stationery, OF American,
English, French, and German manufacture.
We would invite particular attention TO our stock
ofFANCY STATIONERY and ENGLISH BIBLES
and PRAYER BOOKS, as, from the facilities we
possess in importing goods direct from the
manufacturers and publishers abroad, are en-
abed to offer inducements to purchasers not to be
found at any other store in the city.
Sent . llrnif
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in the last five years the Wing Legislatures of New
Jersey have chartered monopolies whose aggregate
capital exceeds twenty millions of dollars The
Democracy are now engaged in arousing the people
to the subject; and the prospects very fair of
securing majority of the next Legislature opposed
to the monopolies. Globe
The above is specimen of the logic which the
people used to swallow without thought but which
they are recently beginning to look into. The only
monopoly of any note in New Jersey is the great
railroad and canal combination, which has by law
the exclusive privilege of transporting passengers
and goods through New Jersey by railroad. A Lo
and oppressive monopoly, and the same party
would be glad now to elect another Legislature on
the pretence of undoing its wrong. We rather
think it won't succeed-that the monopoly will be
overruled by Whigs-N. Y. Tribune.
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As we have yet 10 hear from the district of San
Jose, IL is not certain that Judge Burnett s elected
Judge Dimmick will receive the undivided support
of his district, undoubtedly; but we do not think
the vote, in its various precincts, will overcome
Burnetts majority, which is ,0S6.
The result, though not exactly in accordance
with personal predictions, is one which can
not but be acceptable TO the people. We therefore
congratulate them the occasion, and hail il as
the commencement Of an era Of law, order, and
justice.
SELECTED
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> For the opening.
Correspondence OF MIR. Darivage.
,rAL CORRESPONDENCE OF rnr pIoAYUNr. I

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS or THE PicAyUNE.I
SAN Francisco, Aug. 2, l649.
Yesterday was great day in the burg of San
Francisco, the election absorbing the interest of all
parties. II conducted in The most peaceabe
manner, and although there were many rough Gus
toners among the free and Independent electors,
there was not even knock down. From the
effects of Entertainments" quite number of free
men fell in their tracks, but they quietly
packed away till further notice. There were half
dozen different tickets, many adverse interests
requiring representation, but ''the peoples ticket"
carried il all hollow | exercised the inestimable
right OF the elective franchise, in company with
fifteen hundred and eighteen other individuals,
duly impressed with the importance of having
hand in the establishment of the new government
Freaner will furnish you with a full list of the
"people's favorites' Among those elected to the
convention DR.. Gwin, of New Orleans, and f.
Gilbert, one of the editors and proprietors Of the
-4itd California. COL j. ID. Stevenson run for
the convention, but ''no where" John r.
Peoples, of the Corpus Christi Star, run for the
Aytntdmient0 There were many rich scenes en-
acted during the day, which reminded me Of New
Orleans and New York. Two wagons bepasted
with handbills and decorated with flags were rat
ting up to the polls with loads of voters who
too lazy too tired TO walk and the press of the
Alta California was click a-ti-clicking all day,
throwing off handbills for the various factions
Among host select the two following.
Citizens, to the Polls
Friends Of
Law and Order,
vote the
Peoples Ticket
Citizens of San Francisco, look to your tickets!
and see that you vote for men who will maintain
order.o
This emanation produced the following;
who are the preservers of
Law and Order?
They are those who make indiscriminate arrests
They are those who parade armed foreigners in
streets in foreign uniforms, and who canvass the
sentence Of their judges before it is made public
Reflect before you vote.
Moses u. Leonard has not declined
On the contrary, right Mereuesep'
The question of party" Wing or Democrat
was never raised.
There is but little other news afioat here save
what you will derive from Freaner's letters. Last
evening the bark Callao, from Panama, arrived
with large load OF passengers, and among them
the renowned Capt. Tobin, the witty
spondent of the Delta. He is hearty a buck.
The steamer sails to-day. Yours, &c. J. E. ID.
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I H E R E P u BLIC.
WASHINGTON:
OFFICIAL.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20, ls4s.
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Omctal Returns Of the First Election Mt San
Francisco.
We are indebted to the New Orleans Picayune
OF the 18th instant for the following election returns
which they take from the Alta California, published
at San Francisco. The election was conducted with
good deal of spirit, and held by virtue of the
order of General Riley the Civil and Military Gov
ernor of California.
Below will be found the figures from the official
canvass as furnished us by the judges and inspect
ors of election, viz:
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
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[REPoarED FoR THE REpUBLIc.l
LIST OF PATENTS
Issued from the United States Patent Once
for the week ending September 20, Is49.

Issued from the United states Patent Once
for the week ending September 20, Is4e.
Henry Bryant, Hartford, Conn. --Improvemen
in Frames for stretching Canvass. Patented Sep
TENDER 20, 1919.
Foster Novel;, Lowell, Mass--Improvements in
the Spinning Jack. Patented September 20, ls49.
Edwin b. Horn. Boston, ss.--Improved Door
Lock. Patented September 25, ls49.
Alexander Nofiitt, East Bethlehem, Pa.--Improve-
nent in the motion of Riddles in Winnowing Ma
chimes. Patented September %, lS49.
Peter w. Hardwick, Wayne county Inc. I'M
provement in PAIRING and Coring Fruit. Patented
September %, lS49.
Sheldon s. Hartzhorn, Naugatuck, Conn.--lm-
provement in Suspender Buckles. Patented Sep
TENDER %, lS49.
James d. Greene, Cambridge, Mass. Improved
form of the Air Chamber of Life boats. Patented
September rs, lS49.
Hazard Knowles, Washington, ID. C.-Improve-
ment in Cauls for yeneering. Patented Septem-
Der 20, lS49
Levi Beach, Bristol, Conn Improvement in the
mode of applying springs in Time Pieces. Pa
tented September %, lS49.
Thomas E. Warren, Troy, New York Improve
ment in Springs for Chairs. Patented September
25, lS49.
Edward Bourne, New Bedford Mass. Improve
ment in Dentists Forceps. Patented September
25, l549.
Samuel Mann, Alstead, N. H.-Improvement in
Self-acting Cheese Presses. Patented September
%, 1919.
James p. Ross, Lewisburg, Pa.--Improvement in
Seed Planters. Patented September %, Is49.
IL. & l.. d. Benson, Jackson Pa.-Improvement
in machinery for jointing Slaves. Patented Sep
TENDER 25, lS49.
Charles Atwood, Birmingham, Conn Improve
ment in attaching Hooks and Eyes to cards. Pa
tented September 25, lS49.
Jer. Essex, Bennington, Acknowledgements
ment in Shower Baths. Patented September 25,
lS49
s. McClcary and j. Pierce, Hoosck, ". YIN
provement in making Dissected Maps Patented
September %, lS49
c. Reed and E. Howe, Cambridgeport, Mass
Apparatus for opening and closing Blinds. Pa
tented September %, lS49
A.. Lnhart and s. McChain, Fulton, Ohio-Im-
provement in the construction of Grain Carriers.
Patented September 25, lS49.
Pierpont Seymour, East Bloomfield, N YIN
provement in devices for Sowing Seed in Grain
Drills. Patented September %, lS49.
Reissue.
E. b. Bigelow, Clintonville, Mass.-Improvc-
ment in Power Looms. Patented February is,
1916. Re-issued September %, ls49
Designs.
James Wager, Troy, N. Y.-Design for Stoves.
Patented September 25 lS49.
John M. French, (assignee of Calvin Fulton
Rochester, N. Y.-Design for Stoves Patented
September IS, 1s49.
Official Returns Of the First Election Mt San
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
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r.. -.-s. ~ Pc .r 49, l.- of az H-urv
Free -- % s''sa- boz fsaer ia- N'1s afternoon a.
o.. -sa, ,ae i.K,rE LoGiS. i-n-' l'sta,-r of w.
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r-... r-s. o' ,t- -v''-' 'o .'t--- pc a
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

Increase -. Al or a per cent IN Iaiy alter 'Ae
Cholera broke out the receipts did not 'ho" an i-
increase. although the emigrsnt business was very
large
The new stock Of the Providence and "orces-
ter Railroad has been generally taken BY the stock
holders
Tn. valuation Of the Rsa Estate OF Boston IS
500 soo -oo. Personal So 2l- loO-Tota, Si4lV-,-
,ao Increase over l-5s. s63sosOo. The ssses-ed
value Of Rl Estate in Se~York is slsSoS7 SO. and
Of Personal E.tase Sol l6i 45l-Tota s5i !s-y-' 20
,n.t the Personal Estate OF Boston Is assessed a.
larger sum than that u Ne~foTk
Tn total deb, Of Mexico IS stated AZ el33,5yN,'
~ habs.a net revenue Of $3.50 ooO 70 meet the
49,, ui,b An annual expenditure OF slioooOO',
l.,v,ng s-6ei, OF more than = oooooO This looks
very much Ike bankruptcy
The s.pgamon and Morgan Railroad has gone
into operation
,s.,iu,ioo has been passed by the directors o.
,bs .,l.,,,c and :, Lawrence Railroad Company TO
.o,.,e, hat road 70 the Canada lie as soon as prac
rcsbe.
The slloying table, compiled from the records
II the Government shows the export Of unmsnufse-
,n-es Tobacco from the United States from l52 TO
l4- exhibiting rbe value Of the sruee, the number Of
.fus hrrshsaf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
oypREss HILLS CEMETERY,

OFFICE a. BROADWAY Tue pubic af- invited ."
" n.y-et Oaf s1irusve grV1 ds % no Jamaica iur
o.- W rnufHs distant from ~ slfn Ferry, Dy LOng
F..fa Rn..foad al .. mll-s from Nllsn-Oarkn, PIE
..ry var~t, u ta.- la<r. ~os-1 a4o sud cDDs-
.trtr..Iv .fsDsd f3f c-Mrte-y purposes Hnc,s, ~
~ 5D u Aus4.i a. follows Haf lot.. ~ ~no- O,-
o ne o4t.- Sc tl- - sk- II gll 4D,,
A.. .uc-f-c Purchasers M fr-- oOrafy
- 10 .r- r-cr wing vail A-sOri4rUn-, ct-rrlc-
a~r. ads-. AID societies coN -eecf gfOuDcs ln =
y.ly ayor40 t-rn-, fDf when Vafrtny fo-cs free
..t -ar -. De sg-n. Toe Long sand ksl rOsG
C.u1ary have 70 progress an arr-ngsn~Ht, so.
a. .l- branch rad aid % hourly - M
y.fe of ne C-nlrtr~y Tr-in.-Firg regular usr
.-.ge. 5rDosly - a. . A NJ 2 NJ = and ? n
relru,ng sI sld y " Extra tsns fof procsssioo-
and 49, ~tes any um-, nOuce bel x rh
lad a. nc yfsce kr1l1.Lo1sis 5y order
a. jr s-s1- T. O SELLl. General Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
GENERAL NOTICES.

y I. u. of q. F.-The r. w Grant Encsmpmeni
of tue state OF Newfurs ~ll hold ~ burned regular
session. in the Grand Lodge Room. Naaont H,. on
Monday evening, l3h a. o'rIOck Representatives
~i.. ease bee punctual ~ order.
nllIIl JOHN DAVIES q Scribe
IL Telegraph- In h-sicO.-An exclusive right
having been granted hy itr MsNctu Government to
-ruct I-ie-r tl te h~punlc. Ore guder-iE i-
pH- IS i0 treat for lfr disposal oi said right ami Will
relv- proposals for brfsea Vera Cruz sni he C
Jf Mexico. NM OtO STEWART.
4lf lsil MrVfr4n kI.H. Consul. - Br14f.gt AZ.
isF Nofrr.-Ihe nfoI refors Df .ots .n tho Rucsaui
Cemetery hereby nountd tlt fr,lan p in" chatter
election ~ tNO Tu.re-. l parr uf fro whose trru-
sIiI have expired. vii hr held af Dee office OF ulr Gem
rfrrs. . L.ros-plsce. ou il--dst. the = INST 3
O'Clock. the po.. De- opru-d from % O'Clock, VI
By oftrr ~ fAc Board of Trustee,
81 i-eod- FOSTER JENKINS.
~ j. W Cloves De"ti-t-H7 Hudson.st lpppo-
Site Greenwich BaLkI, New ok -ofic- hours frpu 2
\ NJ to- VI NEw-YosE. May 3. l89
Eigil wears. honest and cs'~fi practice. aNer three
years faithful study. have made my end j WAsHiSc
ioS CLOVIS On my esumatoul oae ~ he best D-nuss
of the pre-eni day. J. SMITH DODGE,
nut I.l-atdi- -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

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Hsu.~r Hsmouei Cora L. a. Lambert --so~ sup-fn
on neoH Qo.b,c IA. F,nnn lnesl Morris. Galveston
si,smbp. Great we-,eo wole Bermuda SOU hs'asr Berry
Helena. Ros- Dorche.t-r Watt Benaer
Bog ea--n yoious 80, S-m'. Bs'o'so-, Ju,s'9. la
N'ros Carton Percy fa a''i ,a N@u'ani "~f s'-n''h
Aosr f-.as soe1msa Portland ssbao, Ray Salem; s'ef's
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s So p E,gc os. T.s, i Fee . i%.r en- M Haven
Steamer Sea Goi sherman. Baltimore
ARBlvFp steamship Eup,', City wilson. oh's''' via Kas'
Bt.p Je... N''tnso, Liverpool " q. salt ao1 90 Fa''sn
ger 80 fm p,S. IA. I'm s. rlons. .at A,nrsco
snip Ceosr Nasou Ls'sool Janr 60 na'e aud l' Paseus
b. shs P..-.,as Of HAMA Mm.,s. Glasgow d.,. ron
sSp Maths Sander. Bo..onb ballast, master IsMr"an
sh Roscoe Thompson Aa,~sP Flushing 80 dy Hd'' are
shs sms a. o. wsr-u. Henderson Da.- and 7'
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she wsfr-o And The clyde Jaa 9o md-- AMI
Ann ps.Ssoss G., I'm Liverpool day. FIRE bret &c
Richard Cosasa vroom 5, ds I'm Em'. ea.'' And M
se sait isa. Ah Dr,meu Norway, q d. 's passengers
b.. Delegate. OF cbsr,h.s ws.e- Man.ao. a' D. mshos
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ANnrHER CERTIFICATE

In favor Of scHsNox's Pulmonie Syrup l. the sub
.eher do hereby certify that shout three year, since
- severe cold Tbs, resulted in pahisieal snsenon
which produced cough with severe pans - my
10 - and breast which eonnnoed TO increase snd 70,
81 ,is set 70 relief until the past Spring when
Wn'on t,ny scEFecK's falmonic syrup and sief
s,o,n o.e 10 two bottles my cough entirely -n NJ
and fss not since returned ron ny s..' rs,ssv
sganst eoasn' " '0"s SARAH SNYDER
directions ,,...,,, cs \ I LAWS
10 s.s ma. Tor Scpg~cx's Puimonic syrup
NeuYork Bu.h CAckener - Baeisyst
Plil.6elphis Or. Schenck, s. >oah saxihsi
Bslumore, ; L. Smi.h s1n bauoins
Rosion Recding Co. Sisie-sL
New. Orleans J. Wright 4 Co l5l CnEres-ssss
Pnss O. per bottle 81 sx bottles 10Y ~ s3S' '