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EUREw At is almost needless to say that
the following very clever solution Of one Of the
most difficult and prettiest enynas we have
ever encountered, is by Il lady:
Messrs Editors of the true Deita-With
your permission will respond to challenge
you gave your readers yesterday, as follows:
Cipher this, il you Con.-The last New York
Albion received confirms the following, and
promises the KEY in the next issue:
DR.. WhewelI's reply to a lady who request
ed his autograph or cyplIer-
You my 0, but / 0 thee
Then no 0, but ah! me
Let not my a 60
Give back 0 0 love thee so.
Let us first give Dr. Whewell's lines liter.
ally:
You cipher ny cipher, but cipher thee
Then cipher no cipher, but ah! cipher me--
Let not my cipher cipher 60
Give back cipher cipher love thee so!
Now let US take a little Of the poets license.
You sigh for my cipher, but | sigh for thee
Then sigh for no cipher, but ah! sigh for NE
Let not my sigh tor cipher 60
Give back sigh for sigh, for love thee SO.
And now, gentlemen, methinks we need not
sirh for the 'next issue" OF the Albion.-N o.
True Delta.
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s daughter. AT anothef, CORNER "'u "'
similar dispensa,lon OF light from Persia, 4 cav
aler leaned upon his sword, and appeared to
be calculating the number Of people that hau
passed him during the day. OF Turkey ana
tgypt we could see only at the entrance tue
faint nIttcr of Damascus blades and OF brorad-
ed musIns and trappings All beyoud was
Luried in darkness and mystery. The shades
of night. too, fell heavily upon Greece, SPAN,
and Italy, though behind them through the open
srders LEANS of unexplained light were seen
rising. The zinc statue Of the Queen rested
IN grateful obscurity, and Lemoniere's jewel
case had cautiously been stripped of lis attrac-
tins. On the metal pipes OF Du Crocqurt's
organ some struggling moon beams Played
though without e,"kimg any sound. lhe c"i,
ossal group of Cain aud his family looked well
in q gloom whirh seemed suited to his express
sion If guilt qualified by the traces OF human
affection. So it was ali down the eastern nave.
The shadows of night, which fell heavily on
some points, were strangely relieved at inter
walls by gas, which carried the eye forward over
intervening objects to those Immediately around
it. Iustead of looking at those things which
Law nearest, attention was directed to distant
and out of the way spots, brought into prom-
nence by the light streaming upon them. Where
du,ing the dav one would notice specimen
of wood carving, or collection of bronzcs or
pottery, his sight was attracted to the name oil
some country suspended above its products, or
to the uudersides OF gallery toor-boards, ren-
dered slightly by Owen Jones plan ot decora'
ton. Policemen in list slippers might occa-
sionaIly he seen fifth e noiseles>ly to point
whence the strangers might be reconnoltered,
or suddenly eme 4 ing from behind some dark
object where they had remained for Time
cautiously slowed away. Ii court was EN-
tered or divergence made to the right or to
the lett, the quick eyes and the scarcely dis
cerl,ahle football OF some member OF "the
force" followed Over the whole interior Il
profound silence reigned, broken only at later
walls AS the clocks of the building rang out
slowly the advancing hour. Turning towards
the western, hall OF the interior, huge envel-
ones of calico concealed most Of the objects
facing the nave, but the large trophies in the
cent?. remained uncovered, and looked solemn
and grand in the neutral ynt which prevailed
The Indian shifts OF mail ali'! the model pra-
bus of the East, were favored by the beams o!
the NOON rne chandeliers of Apsley Pei 1T
aud Go caught the eye in passing, aid SllsteE-
ed as il anxious To nave their Illuminating pro
rer,ips tested. nlinpscs were again Caught "l
remote galleries brought i.itn prominence by
pas Lamps. In some laccs light $hnne, though
whence It came appeared Il mystery. In others
there was almost Il i;nnlrrlaa darkness. HE
contributions To the carthage department were
swathrd IS Calico, wnlir lae & Samic locomo-
tiv.s dis,iai led any covering, and rested III
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HHAT GENTLEMAN NAY DO AND WHAT
HE MAY NOT Do.-He may carry brace OF
plrridses, hut not Il leg OF mutton. Tie may
be seen in the omlibu> box al the opera, but not
on the box of an omnibus. He may lie seen
in a stall inside the theatre, but not ut Il stall
ontside of one. lie may dust another persons
Jacket, bat not brush his o"n. He may Kill.
man in duel, bat he mustn't eat peas with his
knife He may thrash a coahraver, but he
mustn't nSK twice for soup. He may pay his
debts of honor, but need not trouble hinscl!
about lis tradrsmcn's bills He may drive a
horse rs Il jockey, hu. he mustn't exert himself
in the least to get his Ii ing. He must never
foiget what he owes to himself rs Il gentleman,
hut he need not mind what he owes rs Il
gentleman to his tailor He may do any.
thing, or any body, in fact, within the range
o. gentleman go through the lnso!vent
Debtors court, or turn billiard maker, hut he
must never on any account carry i brown pa.
per parce!, or appear in the streets without a
pair Of gloves.
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Darlington Hotel,

D.f NLI.NU IO.N OOO III -IlOO NJ11'
VIEIE abnve House having been purchased and
| fitted up anew by John DoTEN, is again OPEN
ed for the accommodation Of the Public. Strict
attention 10 the wants and comforts OF guests
will be given. and no effort, calculated to merit
the patronage Of all who may favor the establish
rent with a visit, shall be spared.
All that the market and surrounding country
aff;,rd will he found upon The table.
Cnmfortah ronns for families or individuals,
are prepared.
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hnslers.
Drovers can be well accommodated, az any
number of horses and mules can be ept in the
stanIes and lots expressly prepared for them.
Nov |, 1850. ST If
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What curious being printer is. He stands
when he sets and sets when he stands, and when
he wishes TO SET with ease he always stlnds
erect 1t is, however, the nature Of the case
which causes him to stand
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Oci. 81.
New and Elegant Perfumery

THE subscriber has just received and opened
Il a large and elegant assortment Of Perfumery,
Soaps, Cosmetics SC. (He is determined to keep
larger and more elegant assortment than has
hitherto been offered in this plaee.) consisting in
part, Of
Iubins Extracts for the Handkerchief;
RousseI's 4" ."
Jules Hauels " "
Maugenet d Coudray's"
Colognes Of all styles and qualities, from the
most celebrated manufactures
Prevosis Lavender Water;
Jules Haues" /"
Eau de Fleur d'Orange;
Anti Alephetic Aromatic Vinegar;
Aromatic Crystals and Smelling Salts;
Jues Hauel Eau Lustrale;
Rousscl's Eau Lustrae Adorante;
Pommade Pariseune
Silk Bound Ponatum, in china jars;
Dssey &. Piber Ok Marrow
Roussel's do in screw tops
Bears Treese OF many different kinds;
phjIucome
ANTIQUE Oil
Vegetable Hair Oil
Stick Pomatum;
Bandolne Fixateur;
Hail Dye OF several different kind;
Cold Cream for chappcd hands and faces;.
Vinegar Rouge;
Charcoal Tooth Paste;
Rousscl's Odontine
Pieter's do
Elixir Odontaigique;
Rose Tooth Paste;
Waters Tooth Soap;
Tooth Powders of different kinds;
Meak rs Glove Renovator, a new article for
Gle sing Gloves with various other articles too
mum rouS 10 mention.
THOS. J. WORKMAN.
oct2i 81 If
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NEW ARRIVALS.

THE subscriber having received large supply
L Of Groceries, Hardware and Do-
Enestic DRY Goods, is Low prepared to sup.
ply his friends and the public with every article
in the line Of his business. f
Those wis ing to purchase will do we'll to call
and examine bis sio' k, consisting "f
ST. CroiS, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
Loaf. crashed and powdered do
Java. Iagura. cuba and Rio Coffee
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Ginp,wdrr, Young Hyson and Black Teas
Mackarel Nos. and g. in barrels and halves
Backsmitl's Bellows. Anrils and Viscs
Collins Axes. Trace Chains. Hoes
Spades. Shoves, Nails, Iron. &c.
Sperm OIL, Linsced Oil, Paints and Window Glass
Blankets. Bed Ticks Apron Checks
Bleached and unbleached Shirtings and Sheetngs
Together with large assortment of
Basging, Rope and Twine.
J. w. BRADL' Y.
Camlcn, S. c. Sept. %.
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The man who will not execute his resolu-
tons when they are fresh upon him can have
no hope from them afterwards; they will be
dissipated, lost, and perish in the hurry and
skurry Of the world. or sunk in the slough of
udoleuce
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CAMDEN EIOTEL
IS NOW OPEN
EnD THE dr/,D HuODITJf)N OF

FOR THE OHHOD4TION or
THE TRAVELLNG PEBLIC.
TT Is an excellent and rommodous building, new
L ard ell itte,l up, AMI lately put in state of
cnn,, cite re air. The rooms are large, open and
air, fine Family parlors well furnished.
The Table will be supplied with every thing
wh ch an exceIent country market will afford,
attended ty he best servants.
The BAR will be supplied with the choicest
Wines and Liquors.
The STABLES are well fitted up attended by
careful and experienced Hos.lers, and we'll sup
piled with Provenser.
AIsn Lots prepared for the accommodation OF
Drnvers with excellent water convenienccs.
There will al all times, be All Omnibus in attend
ancc to convey passengers tn and from the Depot,
The Subscriber having had several years expe-
rence in the above business, feels confident in say
ing that he will be able to give genera. satisfaction
to all, who may favor him with their patronage, as
he is determined to use every excrtion On his part
to please.
II. J. WILSON.
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1t is said that pair of pretty eyes are the
best mirror for man to shave by. Thisis prob.
ably the reason why so many have been shaved
by them.
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months. ,o,,nr
Is published at Two Dollars il paid in tdyancc or Iw"
Dollars and Fifty Cents. if payment IA delayed for SIX
months, and Three Dollars, if not paid until tie end o e
year. ~ .u;
ADvERTISEME\TSw will he inserted Mt the following
rates. For one square IA lines ess in the weekly
one dollar for thu first and twenty-five cents lot car"
subsequent insertion.
In the weekly seventyve cents per square TOR ire rs
and thirty and half cents for each subsequent III
sertion Single insertions dollar per square
The numaer of insertions desired. and the edition 10
he pbshed in must be noted the margin OF all adver
tisemens or they will b. inserted semI-werky until or
dsned m he discontinued. ann charged accordingly
Semi.unn,hlv monthly and quarterly advertisements
charged the same as for single insertion.
n-All communications by mail must be- post pad 10
srclre attention.
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nNE PLUS ULTltA.''

A NEW and splendid sto OF PerurIerJ, Cos
N mercs, Snaps, and Fancy articles, whIcl
would have been announc d before but ior Wall
ol time, consisting in Part OF
German. French and Amer \oma'ir Crystal in cases
lean Cougne Water; 0meen of Flowers Hair oil
Amber Lavender do ,i,se Blossom Flesh Powdc'
Lubns Ext Jorkey Club; IRE More de BCeuf
:. Jenny Lind; 'r-nrl. Raninlinc;
- I" Wesi End Narslmalow Soap;
g 9 Rough & rady;iTIauel's Shaving Cream:
&c &c Buuurt de Caro- Eau l.u:ral;
line ut t:lass rungenis,
- 90 Mignionetfe; beautiful patterns;
80 80 Hedvusmiu ,n,hroi,I.rrh Powder PuiTs
Roussels Charroa Paste; China Puff Boxes:
Mao fcha - Cushion i op do do;
{" Polcine Soap; ,Roussell's Hair Dye.
Honey Soap;
Also
English, French AMI american Ts 18th Brushes some ol
them very handsome Hair Bushes, fine variety vn'
nv. Horn. and Buffalo Dressing &c nbs; Purses Porte
AIonaes. &c. With MANY oth'r rhoi articles too nn
mcrous 10 mr nlion in detail. which seve to make up
elegant thongh the iargesl assortment "f ar
ii les Of this class Received at H. J. DELAYS.
Oct 2Stf
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Negro Cloths and Blankets.

A LI-wonl and Georgia Plains and Keseys. white and
n roored Blankets all sizes and prices For sale low at
A NJ g. r KENNEDY'S
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FALL GOODS.

I II e. r. KENNEDY now receiving their usual
\ supply of DRY-e;O0DS. HARDWARE aud GRO.
CERIES, which they will sell tie most reasonable
terms and which they respectfully invite tile attention
of heir friends and the public generally
% IS f
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80.
1eOrliCsaice.

DROWN and bleached Shirtings, all widths 4 qialte
ID Superior undressed family Linens; pillow Linen
1874 10 l3-4 brown and beacled Acnda!e SlIcetings
l2-4 Linen Shretings
Red. White yellow and Green Flannels
Lns-ys, Marlborough Stripes and Denims
Superior Bed Blankets. ll-4 TO 1874 &c. &c.
The above will be sold low. ut
Sept 23 A. VI. y Il. kENSEDY'S.
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AMERICAN PRINTS.

7 have OIL hand stock of FAST coLoRED Calcoes.
that for variety, hrauty aud clealn will hear
comparison with any stock in the Southern country An
early Inspection is requested those large piles of beau
Iliu patterns getting 'smal by degrees aud beauti-
fully less" Some fast rolors at 81 cents.
JAMES WILSON.
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nRRIS' Extra Qualify Corn,
~ Starch !or Paddngs, i'ianc, Mango. &c.
White Ginger, Goshen and English Cheese,
Old Port Wine, Cooking Wine, &c, for sale by
T.. w. BONNEY.
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Negro Shoes.

Negro Shoes.
4 Large supply of Negro Shoes just opened
n and for sale low. by F.. w BONNEY.
DOCEING Chairs, also an assortment OF Set
HI ting Chairs, Tor sale by Z. w. BONNEI.
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DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
DLA1N and pri' ted. French Cashmcrcs and 'elaines
l. English Mcrnns. RI'k anL Cod Alpaccas and Lus-
tres Cohurgs. Canton Cloths ard Bombazincs ;amcenn
Ca>lmcr"s fg'd usr Lions Cloths. Fig'd Pop ins,
Wnn!cn d.. Chine. Da'nask Mcrinns Camcleon spun
Silks and Fancy WorSirds Dress goods Of every kind,
including snme beautiful Mou<lne De Iairs at l2,, l6,
AMI i cents. Al J. WILSON'S Cash Store.
I'll0COIATE. Superior Green and Black Tea.
" Oct TO- 80 II For sale by II. w. ABBOTT.
IIElDSElCli Champagne. Champagne Cide7 Clnret
IA Wine. Porter and Ale, by t. w. ABBOTT.
Oct. q - tf
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Ladies' Dress Good!

(rARPETINti, Printed Drugg.rs, Rugs and Ba ze, II
" A. VI. L. K. KENNEDY'S
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED Br
THOMAS j. WARREN.
THE sEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL

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,vance or Four Dollars if payment is DELAYED for thr
months.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

person viii be entered books unless Inc
paynen OF the su1<e1 pson bn made 10 sdy.Ases
Distant ssbsc,ibe may BY euer the postage
paid BY us risk assumed BY ourselves In its
sale transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published hi weekly during the sts
sons " Congress, weekly during the recess
Subscriptions period year vii be received o.
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M.w ae .. PosT OfFIoE DKrA rARTMEsr,


a.#as H.a Bald "a r0sr orrIoE pkranrsnrSss, ,..n ss,
IT being locks and keys Of other kind
for those now use for The mail service Of s @ limited saes
the Posi- Once until the
and upSn s sp. c sonss os
keys with the right the part Of the Pos.n.
being % g and Snv the The
wl,an noee 10 iha effect
procuring loves, kind
seton on ss mechanical l and ingenuity which compe
now invited may de, It's % proper @ 20 as
qualities, durability an.torm lish.ness and strength,
and Keys thirty locks and twenty
%Snns @ BE .s s 20 ss a
e2eed into asrwad. the snnua supply w depend on e
the bu, probably exceed in amount three
Win be considered il be like any already general
any with whom the contract may he made be allowed
other use than that Of the Post Once Depart
The kind adopted patened and the will
be required on entering into sonae, 70 MAKE M an % M M
shall deem such essential to the in
faithfully the and conditions Of his contract te
a Ss,uae mentioned 10 asn said contract
with other party or paes a. he may see NJ o
In deciding upon proposals specimens offered, the Pomas
bidder nails that Of another He
ns. s q o Ct % he may nd also s
90 All te specimens and proposals.
% % e. he sss Sr @ sn win s sms p
y % ea ' for n %as proper
guarding against their
ing hands, The terms Of these provisions 10 be ar
the department and the successful bidder II bid
should accepted !.
No considered accompanied with salts
character Of the bidder and OF
his ability % fulfil the contract
I NIX. HALL, Postmaster General
March l6--lswtlstjuly
S,T MMlcRING CUHED-Dr Comsock's vocal gymnasium,
for the and other defective Articulation,
and for for the reception OF
been successful operation Tor more
man w eny years should be paid and directed
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.....m 95 Mulberry street, Philadelphia.
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I'm and after Wednesday instant the station M. PENN
y SNia avenue VIII be vacated, and the
sey avenue occupied NJ 80 - - ~'"'''''''' " w
ny passenger trains VIII leave the latter commencing D. m
. us, .. and a. M and M daily except Sunday,
~neh Two a M. and 5,p. m
In making this change the call IN
he rules Of tho company delivery o
merchandise. ''T'' 'N ''N'' "
is Shippers are reminded that in all with full
tons should accompany the goods. NJ --'''
This for the protection both partes and une
The goods be received. '- 80
I'd Conssnees notified merchandise must be re
osea on inc same DAY which Is received company
night Il g"I## - III - ~ e -
The hours for reception and delivery
q. IN ill 4, I'I 7II~-7- NJ "7~T'
The undersigned takes oecaon remark
regulations but he has been compelled call
nom Their frequent violation, which
Inconvenience. -
ea I. II PARSONS, Agent
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NUMEROUS applications having been made this once for IN
~ formation relation ue In which land warrants un
der The 1850 should located the following
answers thereto been prepared, 10 vii EHs - E#
There by locations may made;
lst by the waTranee in persons
"a by the through the agency Of this Offices
id by attorney. #.##r.t#
the adopted the application be made
in writing, specifying district section Of country
which accompanied
according 10 the following form, No. l, ##N S 0 aH
where
produced by OF wness
according The following or No q which pf attorney
be acknowledged proved before occr
auozed the Deeds according form
No 3or a. Ear.. ..I sI "U8r# .@Ul I....#l
III all patents will be transmitted TO the land Office
where the location made, unless special directions TO The contrary
be given. HI - 1880.
J. BuTTERFIEID, Commissioner.
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FORM No. 4.
STATE OF

STATE N.e.. I .wfH r3 .t.EE
COUNTY uls -#.. ~. .M# -.r.n ~.s.4. IA. .# a.a
thereby certify, this - day of f-- In ire year
personally before insert the Of the Uif
Ihers insert e Of the wG,Tantee and the said
well known duly
his declared and said that he well knew
here the and that he was The
described who executed the within power Of
attorney m testimony satisfactory evidence OF that
fact WdTTanes uereupon
acknowledged said power TO be his act and deed
OHcers SignafureJ
An 12-law6w
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Whole S20-Iaves $lU S5Eghths 81 So
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets S24O
ta #.... DO do 26 half do 100 .
do 26 quarter do go
do 25 eighth do 30
y-Orde packages the
splendid prompt md
immediately after all
who ..1. ..#. -s. .# .. ..... ..
Address ]. s @. MAURY, Agents.
May 90 .a " Alexandria, Virginia
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

.8ierondrta, JugiHa.
best M mpdern style.
fronu south about thirty feet running back including M
Everything necessary
and comfort st lMge
family holding once In Washington city "
periec on
and pleasant dnye from city to city, much eheapr
living, and the best society w sold ho
credit VIII be but rented the rent VIII be mooai.
possession be had For further particulars apply 10
IsTOPHER NEAl.E,
Nee Ia-lawu Alersndra.
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.a... TRRA AsuRy DEr March %, 1851
THE having of it, legislature passed duriag
of called the
republic state, TO the Isl @
having approved 9Th September, 1885, authorizing
Texas should not be issued
State boldi bonds and other
Texas for which duties imports were e
pledged hie the OF the United states
such forms shall be pre-
Treasury, and approved by thc
Of " Now, order that this depart
claims
thus pledged the holders OF owners "
and description OF iem
LIST Of OCTOBER ool ana 10
United OF their respective claims agree
form, which has approved BY the
Of the United OF the above act of e sh OF
September, 1850 ,,or,,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas approved september isS ten
paid 20 the state
OF Texas mentioned, with proy-o
shall be
die creditors holding bonds and other cerncses
claims account said bonds or
the undersigned u cediof ne h'e
ofTeas holding following drscnbed bonna o'
Texns, tas the case may bc ana % WING"
SAID act were specially ped2eo
IIIere desc bonds eerihcates
Now purpc complying provisions OF said
thereby 10
United equity against them " !" on
Of the bonds certhcarssl above described
inc hand and seal at t-----, mis o's VI
'--, 1851.
sealed and delivered in presence OF
ITwo wtncsses.l
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Second Course.-Dancing Academy.


MR. Liable has the honor TO the cizens OF
vi Georgetown dancing
for will lhursdsy January q his
RESIDENCE on Pennsylvania avenue opposite Wards Hote
Days WashngonTuesdsys Thursday5 and Satu-
days Georgeown-Mondays and Fridays.
Dec 28-dlff