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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1850.

00-Mr M. LEwIs Of Montgomery, Alabama,
sra agent Alabama and Mr. b.
b. BRKrr
0yM ISRAEL Il. JANIS, No isa South Tenth Phadel
phia i our general travelling agent assisted by Mess wA H.
WELp Jons CoLLIss, JAMES DEEEIRs, A. XIX WELLSsros
Il. A. EvAss, JAxKs CLARK, and r. LOOKS.
nMr c. W. JAMES, No Harrison Cincinnati, Ohio u
our travelling agent by Messrs
r. sAIrH r. DKxr JAsos TArLoR w. ARHsTKoss PERRis
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and q. srEIsaAs
0o-Reccips from either Of the above win be good
Qv PAIAER, the American Newspaper Agent the only
this In the cities OF Boston, New York.
Philadelphia duly Empowered take advertisements and
subscriptions the required by His receipts will be
regarded payments His Offices areBoston Congress street
New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia northwest corner Of
Third d Chestnut streets.
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There is scarcely congressional district in Missouri,
perhaps not one, in which triangular warwil not be
carried on The democratic party is split up into Bento
mans and -Ben,onians The wings generally in
opposition to both II the true democracy Of the State
do not rally under their banner without regard
TO Col Benton, they must lose the State. Mr.. Bay is
superseded by another nomination. and submits with
good grace Mr. Phelps is renominated by Benton
venton Green and Hall in the field, with their cress
up-fearless OF the dsafecied and Infatuated senator
Bowlin too has declared against his course, appears
by the following articles We trust that his enlarged
experience high qualifications and long services will be
sufficient to save him from the opposition OF the Benton
clique:
From the st. Louis Republican. June o.
JupoE Bowils ST. Louis Times publishes the fol-
lowing telegrs phic despatch from Judge Bowlini
I am for the Com promise bill Of the Senate, and have
pee" nun D'' '''''' T. B. BowLIN"
This Is emphatic enough and settles the point that
OF Mr. John Smiths delegation TO the Cape Girardeau con-
venon from ST. Louis county, vote for his rcnomina
ton To be for the Compromise bill 10 10 be against Col
Benton and 50 all the friends OF the latter understand It,
To older from Col Benton upon matter 20 material as
that now before the Senate and the country an extent Of
d.obedicnce which admits Of forgiveness Col Benton
VIGOROUSLY against any settlement OF the question In dis
pute this way and his followers here are not less do
cded OF this have evidence In the course Of me organ
Of the Benton party aud the savage ferocy with which
the Compromise bill Is attacked
the Pennsylvania, June a.
We notice that the friends of Mr. Benton In st. Louis
Missouri, have formally read out OF the Benton demo
cratic party that able and useful member, Hon James
Bovn whose devotion the public interests has been so
much CONNER by all who have aitentvey noticed bis
public career The OF his prescription seems to have
been an honest desire unite the democratic party OF 81
Louis county more upon principles hsn upon men This
however, did no, suit Benton and his friends, and Judge
Bown has been osraoised.
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CONCERT
ny THE AMERICAN INFANT ARTIsTEs,
In aid greet Washnsfon National
Of erection.
AIR j. EBERBACH respectfully younger
wi branch Of his family viii give Vocal and Instrumental Concert
Thursday June 2h They viii
assisted Professor Rasche and his talented Henry
and Alfred Rasche, from Alexandra.
PERFORMERS
Misses Emile and Virginia Eberbach Masters Henry and Edward
Eberbach oldest eleven and youngest old
Alfred Rasche, von, old Master Henry
pianist old Professor Rasche viooncet
children half price tickets admitting ladies
the music and bookstores and
the door.
w. commence at precisely 81 o'clock
For particulars programme.
June 1875
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We begin sigh for the return of the days OF Messrs
Bullitt Sargent. Much condemned their course,
there CLEANS Of genius, elasticity OF spirits, and
sometimes force OF argument to relieve their columns
from the mpuation of dizziness. But the days of the
Duncad have returned and the new editor who call
ed in, Voaire said, to wash the foul linen OF
the King OF Prussia has scarcely contributed bright
or forcibe effort to enttle himself to the distinction OF
the poet laureate OF the administration. We have
seen very lte indeed its columns TO require notice
or our commentary.
Thus far the new editor has proved but the echo Of
the old and with that feebleness, too, which the echo
always imparts TO the original sound When Mr.. Frs
kline made his first speech in Parliament, MIR. Pitt iii our
memory right said in reply. that Mr. Erskne had but
repeated the OF Mr. Fox, and had repeated but
weaken them. The Minister then answered Mr. Fox
and following that eminent example, will reply to the
argument Of the Republic OF yesterday in defence OF the
Galphn claim, by saying that Messrs Bullitl Sar-
gent brought forward the same argument many weeks
ago and that after they had attempted to vudicate it, they
forced them to abure the Galphn cabinet and they
tired from the editorial management Of the Republic rath
er than defend the coruptons of the caba II these
marks should be offensive to the Republic trust that
its editor will be consoed by the reflection that have
been so exravagant to place him in the attitude
with Mr. Erskne, even when Mr. Erskine was making
failure We hope he will lose that consolation by
calling mind the old adage that great things may be
likened unto small things"
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ERRATA.-The remarks of Mr.. Hubbard on Wednesday
last were ndisnctly caught by the Unions reporter,
and therefore incorrectly reported Mr. H. did not aege
the question OF the admission OF California as party
question: represented in the report On the contrary,
he stated that che regretted to- witness any attempt in
this House TO make it party question:" and that "ihe
southern people had better turn every party man GU, Of
Office who had ever been here, himself among them,
than allow party question TO be made OF it."
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This body, TO which so many eyes have been turned
with eager curiosity adjourned last Wednesday We
are indebted OF course to the telegraph for the accounts
OF its ultimate and its final separation But the lee-
graph although the swifest. is not always the surest
messenger The resolutions which adopted by the
convention are OF SO delicate and important character
that we cannot depend upon the telegraph Tor an exact
version OF ihem and this circumstance il may be
owing that different interpretations have been given to
the resolutions which have been reported by the tele-
graph The Address which has been adopted has not
yet been transmitted by the wires and il becomes our
duty therefore, to wait for literal report Of its contents,
through the mails. before pronounce positively
upon its precise character. II becomes, also, still
more our incumbent duty TO suspend opinions OF the
whole tone and character of the convention, until
ceye correct account of its transactions through the
ordinary mail.
We suspend our own opinion for few days, though
we fear, from the division which seemed prevail in
the convention the adoption OF the Address, that there
is too much ultraism in Of its passages II
certain that Judge Sharkey, the president OF the
ton, and the president OF the Mississippi convention,
which first started the ball, compelled by his con-
vctions vote against the Address. The bulletin does
report the Of the Tennessee MEMBERS though
suspect from the objections OF General Pillow and
the general moderation Of the delegates Of Tennessee
they either refused to sign the Address, that they with
drew from the convention.
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To the Edissr.
KEY WEsT, June s, 1850.

KEY WEST, June s, 1850
SrR have noticed in your weekly number Of the
25th ut that the Washington correspondent OF the Phil
adephia North American referring TO the leaders in the
late attempt to give Independence to Cuba INDUCES his
fancy by chasing among the men OF mired color
However complimentary this may be- as coming from
sheet tnred with free soiism beg leave say. through
your valuable paper, to the author Of the letter have
alluded TO- that most respectfully decline The honor.
| am, sir, with the greatest respect,
Your obedient servant,
AMBROSI0 JOSE GONZALEZ.
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[To BE coNTINuED.l
House or representative.

Yesterday, the House passed suudry resolutions of in
quiry, among which was offered by MIR. Sweetser,
for the appointment of select committee to inquire into
the alleged payment Of money from the surplus fund.- ION
account OF the removal of the Florida Indians &c., by
the Secretary Of the Treasury Muc OF the days SEES.
sion was devoted to the consideration of an effort on the
part of Mr. Doy TO instruct the Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union TO report his California bill
without amendment the next time the House went into
committee and TO discharge the committee from the fur
Their cons Iteration of the Presidents California message.
This movement failed by vote of 1877 yeas 10 II nays
two thirds being required
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7 AND FOa SALE.-By virtue Of decree Charles eoun
Ii court .ing Of equity, viii sel pubic auction X
port Tobacco Tuesday July hou al
and O'Clock that valuable act Of land called Csasn M
residence Of Edward Hamilton deceased This Coz
tain about lies Potomac river about mr.
below Tobacco and, besides eommodious dwelling
the necessary there IL summer retreat II NJ
deemed specify the advantages which
they readily the attention Of Nh
will view the premises
the psymen, o. four hundred doan
the proceeds OK sale as allotted BY the lieu
Two years-and residue in equal proportions
ants, they shall seyeray arrive al age % on he days e
with interest," 10 be- paid annually TO their
specye guardians Interest the whole on which credits
will be gvenhe purchaser giving bond with such security
approve OF the purchase
on the The purchaser viii be allowed TO pay
cash avail himself OF the credits above
pon the whole purchase and not before
the trustee is deed the
GEO. w MATTHEW'S, Trustee
June lS--lawts
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Extract of letter from San Francisco addressed to
person IN this city, dated

The astonishing Improvements that have taken place
since left this place. year ago. defy description In.
deed, would be safe for 10 say that they set al
naugh everything OF the kind yet known in the history
OF the world Such another amalgamation OF language,
civilization, barbarIsm, wealth, poverty and exrava
but the abundant and steady yield OF the immense beds
OF gold already discovered and every day being discover
ed, could possibly support for day such an order Of
things.
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wAsHrseros, June IA, i

WASHINGTON, June Ia, 1850.
DEAR SIR In your payer ~ this morning, find my
remarks OF yeseIday IN the h use are not correctly
ported did not use. 90 " u-e the terms rob-
bers and squatters, IN ~ asnl Of tie peoe OF Caor
MIA stated IN your report A1y fsmarks are correctly
reported in the Globe. :,
Very respectfully,
w. s. FEATHERSTON
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The first number Of this journal appeared yesterday
II is full OF matter II is issued under the editorial man
agement OF Messrs Ellwood Fisher and Edwin DE
Leon, and published by Messrs. Sage and Heath.
The Florence (Alabama) Gazette. which has hitherto
INDUCED peiudces against Senator Fooie, comes
forward in frank and manly manner to task full
dissolution OF everything GD has ever said against him"
Il does justice 10 his liability, and his comprehensive
saiesmanke views and emphatcay declares that chs
efforts to settle the slavery question have created in the
minds Of all true patriots respectful appreciation OF his
character and motives" Gen. Foote is doing his duty
like man and patriot and afford to receive upon his
shield the calumnious which have been aimed At
him BY some rabd ultras in the South. The time is
coming when the whole country will do jusice 10 bis
great abilities and his eminent services His indeaga'
BILE and powerful efforts to give peace the nation. and
preserve he Union under the guarantees OF the ccnst-
tuon." will secure him monument in the hearts Of the
people
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0Masonc-A special communication Of the Grand Lodge OF
be holden Masonic Hail.
10th Streets Tuesday the lsih instant O'clock M
consider Washington Monument
Join in 9Th Of July and
that NAV come before the Grand Lodge
Master in good standing faternaly invited
By orde OF the NJ. W. q. MasterG
" CHAs. s. FRAtLEY,
June 14-3tFsatTu Grand Secretary.
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and choice teas on The fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam.....:.:" 90 !" !"
With machless
opnctors distribute by lot, the
quantity equal TO the 6rt years prod ON the
"a effected
purchaser enclosed the package numbered
certificate emitting chance the distribution
any the receipts amounting 100000 the
OF
~.los
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The Hon. Scion Bohand, senator from Arkansas, has
been called home by the indsposition OF some OF his
family.
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METROPOLIS, June 1, 1850
THE stockholders I'm this bank arc hereby notified
Of the bank for the year then ensuing
banking house in this city, on Monday the Isl
The polls will be opened 10 O'Clock, M and closed
O'Clock, p. $500
Al The general meeting stockholders of the Bank
etropois OF July such
mi will be acted may be then proposed
by order OF the board -. ...m
June l6-eodre4& dtiJn ND rMtIH, Cashier
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Open quarter before s-commence halfpsst g.
THE celebrated Dioramas Of Battle Of Bunker HIM. &C.,
Al the above Hail. and win continue every evening
this
Tckss Is cents. June 10
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0-MssonicA regular meeting Of Federal Lodge No will
be held Masonic Hail. Of and 10Th streets, u O'Clock,
this evening, June Is, 1850.
by order OF NJ W.; -..-.
June Is
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INV pYER 3 nRormER, huctIone.r..

VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION On Monday evening next
the a5th Instant O'Clock shall sell AT fol
lowing valuable lots, viz
Lot No. 81, in square No. 1884,
I" Is, In square l99
6,7,l3, IA, IS, 1s, 10, %, and 81, In square 49,
4,56 T. 8, 8, TO- II, and -, In square 15i
Terms OF sale one-haf purchase in cash balance
In six months satisfactorily secured bearing interest
- = DYER & BROTHER,
June ia eod&ds Auconeen.
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INTERNATIONAL Art Union Engraving for ls49
Prayer received and ready for distribution anon
subscribers al TAYLOR MAUhY,S
June 10 Bookstore, 9th street
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ny DYER a BRorHER. Auetionssrs.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRovED PRoPERIf
i AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday evening" the 18th instant az
O'Clock shall SELL by virtue OF deed Of trust, duly recorde
front premises Lot No and part Of Lot No IN SQUARE
west, with the improvements, consisting Of two wossoy ha
houses and frame house. -
Of purchase In cash balance
and years. for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing
J.B.H. SMITH, Trustee
DYER BROTHER,
June g-ia Aucionees
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ID 1853
The Queens and Regulations for the Army lvome,
supplement-
of her Majesty navy travellers in general by Sir John Hers
chell
what Travellers Remembrance, BY Jackson
secretary to the Royal Geographical Society
The Franklin Expedition. BY Scoresby
Casualties Afoat with practical suggestions by Lieut. Knyon
royal navy
MaxweiIs Military Geography Of Europe
Office regulations regarding services with
explanatory information and guidance Of pamas
fers m others. volume
Collections and regulations issued TO ne army on mat
of faance. volume
Tinmouth on Points Seamanshp. volume
Magazine, complete Tor 1879 volume
Major enera Military Law ! volume
ogarthmc Tables, Gordon's Lunar and Time Ia
bes and many branches Of military
service, just imported from London direct
June 10 FhANCk TAYLOR
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/. public informed that and after the 2h
Instant the splendid low-pressurc steamer Baltimore
McCausland with and hundred
and my capacious hold, win regularly freight
passenger Washington and Alexandria, and Bait
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thursdays at O'Clock
m and Alexandria o'clock M, the Baltimore will take
Aqua Creek and Pney Point about O'Clock
m baltimore Of the night Returning, the Bal
wharf, Baltimore, O'Clock
m Fridays arriving Alexandria nj 10 O'Clock
at Washington at Ii O'Clock, on Wednesdays and Sal
urdays.
Passage from Washington Marburys ..........S1 90
Do do Piney font....... y 10
do Baltimore ~
Excursion tickets TO Baltimore with privilege OF re-
turning afternoon. w
Meals and rooms extra.
particulars, freight apply The captain board
',' GEORGE MATTINGLY, asen.
June l2--3twif
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HANDSOME Property al Private s.ls.--Ibe subsnDe'
III have for sale that handsome known ns Kermit
dys cottage comprising lots numbered 3 5, Q, ~, - a. 80 w
"a a. a. As numbered SIS between 9Th and ~
north NJ and N
The properly T. considered one o. ,he nanaom
TERMS being small proportion Of cash required fof m
FIRST payment Il win be sold separate or together
For further particulars inquire Of ., - .u,.r
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Concert Hall
June
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1876 GreenwieA ,tr.et. Msw YORK..

1876 Greeacica street. Nsw York.
THE popeto call the attention OF coDnoisseurs and
families the choice and selection Of
and hitherto unknown In this county, which, by
their fragrance and dccacy, combined with virgin purity and
strength infusion Of surprising richness and flavor
The offered the following;
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY LAM
AT AUCTIoNon Thursday this a7th Instant az O'Clock,
M, auction hundred
good land belonging Mr.. Tucker who intends leaving
county, the old Rockville road, about miles ho
town and ad Joining Huddieston, Twenty
looking better than any in the abo
orchard choice young In full bearing The whole
susceptible improvement being light soil over dark red ella
subsoil, which retains any Improvement put on H..
Terms BALI cash balance In six and twelve months,
ho''' 'A1'''''''A' DYER BROTHER
Inn. IseodSds Auctioneers
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Those persons prefer priced receive their
prizes proportion they win spuchased for cash. al reduc-
ion Of ten per cent
Q County required Applications 20 be addressed tpos,
paid 10 the Company's Depot ms above.
Iuuc I--d1m
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aY eREEN 3 TAsTeT, Auetlonssrs.

NEW HOPE GOLD MINE CoMPANY.--Nouce hereby given
that all stock Of the New Hope Gold Mine Company on which
unpaid win be sold public auction
Saturday. day OF June at IL, the auction
Tase ageeaby the bylaws Of said company
d. b. FRENCH, President
GREEN q TAsTET,
June e--3i&ds Aucuontefs.
o. The above sale r. postponed until Monday ths
b. d. FRENCH, President
GREEN D. TAsTET,
June l5-3tSds Aucuoneers
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IyOR SALE n bargain, ~ called for inaSne dintely,
pair and pony phwonA pair Of sore horses,
warranted sound gene free from trick vice. One
them Of the best saddle horses In the Districts the oer wsk
well In single harness.
Also pony pr,on, but by orc Watson, Philadelphia so
unjuredD with double harness. saddle, bride, mar'ns horse
covers, &c, all complete. aL
owner about leave the District Apply e surgeons gusieH
in navy-yard, Washington. June 15-a
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WHUHTEIEN BaIt HehI Tssthfes-By Nifthe
dated the 9th day Of February, 1898 and recorded
ber w b. No IA, os o. "a sc, Of the land records Of
county, Of Columbia will sale
auction wednesday h day Of June att O'Clock in
afternoon The premises, all that piece parcel Of
the Of washington on e west side Of eth street.
distinguished ground
plan and ed and laid down No ~
In buildings and Improvements thereon
Tesms cash, and the residue
months by the purchasers notes. salts
c,oy endorsed with interest from the day Of sale ana by deed
of o premises. 49,
N Inc term. be not complied three days from the day
sale property win be rcsod weeks notice. at me nsk
JOHN MARION, Trustee.
May f4-3tawhds DYER BROTHER, Auctioneers.
ny-rhe above sale i postponed uu "wednesday, the
ION Instant, hour and place =
JOHN MARION, Trustee,
DYER BROTHER, Auctioneers
Jnne ~ sMMM%ns W.T.
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THE United states lawyer Directory and Omcisi
kBuletn for 1885, comprising the and place Of residence
practising lawyer In the Union the names and places Of
deeds appointed by the
States which IL added the Manual Of the American
Legal Association containing it constitution, and catalogue
up present The above work win be sent
BY mail Of the United states, receipt Of one dollar
the publisher. -.--e..
81 Wall street, York.
Booksellers desiring please send their order
to Dexter Brothers, % Ann street, New York
Juno 1--i6tds
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DHIIIp BARTON KEY viii attend amy business
may nusted before either Of the courts Of this
and viii also attend the prosecution OF claims before o
sress Departments once on street. . -,
WAsnrHsror, July l6, 1876. July l7-s~u
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A Beautiful Country Residence sale, containing
"A hundred and sixty half In fine timber and well wa
house, fortfour by with ever
eight miles rom washington city hne barn win s%
complete Cor stock, &C For particulars inquire o. NJ
Jeremiah orme Georgetown, and Messs Middleton Bea WASH
ingon city, ID. @. 4Hl
May
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BEAUTIFUL GOODs.-wALTER HARPER Co., Penn
syvana between 9th and 10th win this g
large and beautiful Of rich dress goods shsw manu-
las, embroideriss, sc. MyH-eodn
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AGENCY, Washinston.The undersigned, late OF the IN
specon branch Of the Post Once Department oners his sef
mail generally and 20 those OF he southwestern
section particularly with the assurance that his removal rom one
he has tor many years
tanned the capacity, and fidelity, ana
associates Office Of both parties, with their hearty
consent, him therein.
business Of every nature, At the seat
JAMES OWNER, Agent
July A-df late Of Post Once Department
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once NO. % WA dTeef, Ncw fofh.
MoRnis FssrKLIs, president.
srsroEa =. BgrsDioT, vice president
PLIry FREssAs, sctuary.
s company conducted The muuslinsuranee principle
and alo the principle ofeavng proportion OF the amount
d ne hands OF insurers, has greatly
~ business and profits and conferred lie benefits al the
49, posNbs cost and outlay Insurers.
insurance granted % persons visiting California.
~ ksncy w Washington compfehands the following olcerf
streets. ~~' -
Peter q wsshinsen, agent Apollo Hail. Pennsyvsns Avenue
opposite Union bundnss. W June 2-d