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To the Public.

October 5, ls55-d&wlm
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Council Proceedings.
Council Rooa, !
Oct. 10th, 1855. !

Oct. 10th, 1855.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Fulton,
Haines, Mckee, Newton, Patterson, Thomas
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"A ~ description Of
Dagucrreoty p Goods,
has received this day
direct from the manu-
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OYFIoE OF THE CoaaANDina OTylcgn,
Washington Arsenal, August 20, les

CEALED PROPOSALS win be received This 0ce until Octo
- 2oh next meddrn for building In Wa hnston
public Square iying between street TIE
Canal The nr, Seventh street on the west ana
appropriation OF se0O having been
mad by Congress for the
builders desiring for this building wiI 9ease
the drawings specifications and li
work. additional apanaton In order 10 make up
which tcy Will be enabled to DO conveniently ana
a this Office.
No proposals will be b, from experienced and
work he done superior
dsIance unhnown TO the npdcs2ned
satisfactory references before the bd DC
accepted. Il ~ .
according the tems OF the bill H
(Which calculated with precson If the proposer
find
An experienced appointed and will be always
ground Of building after the work commences,
commanding officer, hnt the contract IS
strictly complied with. -
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
Aug -2awtl9Oct Int. Il Bait. SUM-
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Georgetown College, ID. G.

THE next will Monday,
September. Tie preparatory department and collie
able and professors
themselves the moral ana intellectual advancement
confded building has
exclusively for accommodation
younger students Their domory, play golds, study
will be distinct from those OF the
and officers especially assigned viii attend them tn
studies complete
effected between the younger and Older students
which be apparent to a those who nave the
leas, experience u education Of yonlh
The Of the college, IL extensive philosophical appa
cabinet of minerals, geological
specimens SHELLS, afford tho students o this institution ad
yanagcs rarely 10 be mel with. .ax
Aue5--alm President.
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DY RAILROAD DIRECT TO TRfM wEsr.
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hos.ssI
Running iims teteea Washington and Cinsisa q hos
Ts.rongi, Tickets aud s.esngs Checks to be had in
Washington.
,pHf srnre and Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved lis
western noy
eers wa-bngo, ioof. ~a all pedons Of the West
aEe eonnerion between The trains Wa-buron and tho
Wabssn Jane,ian tssy called the Relay ouse
Bataee This the only change Of cars required between
WhseiGg Washington saon echecaed and transferred
,ish ieke.s or oinss Beyond Tho connecting
Washington daily "a g. M and M p nj On sundays al 'Ae
Al Wnreins dire made hs trains Of 1,c CEN
lass wheeling, 1 n,aas rrSse. zapeyis ewas
CoLuMBus These trains eonsse, at Neysk WIZ ias n
Al coiambus Ihe G. o. trains WIN, The fs. ,ss
yLLE At xens Little Miami Is9si s"nns'Ss S,is T.
slse, kaf"yar Ms. 's s 1nisasa, Rack island 81 Louis.
heaas through acse s1e as, M aa r.
transferred Cncipnsi 10 the mail steamers on ne Ohio
ron CLEVELAND, and s'a Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
enso &c. ticket The Ohio navisahe between
Wheeinc and Welisgls, louy me w'ere Connection with
Travellers notice ha while ts tho only ore
aoing throu tickets and checks IN Whnson Is also 'he
great The distance from Washington 10 Cincinnati Is
ou, $50 miles, being about 100 ss shorter lhan by any o'he
Fsre by through cke, from Washington: To Wheeling 50 sS
y S az 8 ~ sy m IS en d. SIS co. o s
casse ss s sad 5 s. Louis sas sss; Memphis
FOR Frederiea aud iapsa's Ferry Manshs Berkeley Springs
cumteriaua Bedford sainr Piedmont Oakland and F.oan
between Baltimore and Wheeling take o. a.
ta,a from washington. .,,a.. .non, & sse .nec,,, I'd
For ianner inroraaon through tckots &C., apply
PARSONS, agent al Washington station. ,,,, !, ,,,Np
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dtf ohio pairoad Baltimore
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Proposals for building Light-hOusc on J0nes's
Point, near Alexandria, Yirsinia.

TREASURY DEpARTSnNr,
Office Light house Board,
Washington, August %, 1885.
PROPOSALS will be received until - O'Clock the 2ld Of
September when the bids will be opened, for furnishing
building light house Ionesf Point Posohac
river near Alexandria, by the 10Th OF November next
Il building prick foundation, and OF
story, with basenen having circular tower on TOP
support horizontal dimensions being 80
by ~ feet. :,
Detailed drawings AND specifications be seen at this Office,
and al he o o collector at Alexandria.
Should bid be accepted contract will be executed at once
for the work.
payment will until the whole work Is completed anc
be inspected and approved by the agent
appointed su9ebtcnd the work agent
having power all materials aud workmanship mol In
cordance witt, the terms OF the contract.
and all bids that may be deon'
cd prcjudicial o The public interest
sealed adGr the uudarFgned,
dorsed Propo-nls for JoHcss Point Light housco
EDM'D l.. u. HARDCASTLE,
Aug o3-eodIm Engineer Secretary.
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TO our sUBsCRIBERs.

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Disan may money letter. tbe postage
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ssfs uansmission
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.

Reduction of Fare 10 California.
- United States mail steamships leave New York
[fE08 for ARpnwal the sl and 2uth Of each month,
NsN connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 San
~ IL Francisco. =
inspected approved by the Navy
Department, guaranty speed and safety
The 41 miles 0ns Ia completed from ocean
ocean, crossed The baggage OF paesen
FfanciscO and
the csmpany's
The money New York all OF the trip
New York, Panama, and
Francisco prevent detention of accident so that
the IL entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama day they at Aspn
wall.
through by each steamer, and take charge oi
cl,dren without other protectors.
For through lowest rates apply at the agency
West street, New Ymk, 1. W. Raymond.
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n. ". Gill L. r. IT !,


his Office his resd n IN Fankn Row. corner
and Thirteenth He viii CONTINUE 20 devote his aiten
ION pncipally 10 cases Sste- supreme Court
Having 'he law ming patents he viii
opinions legal questions arising IN cases before
appeals the chief Justice assistant
Coumba and VIII also assist
nrcparation and OF concerning patents
ne opinions and prenare Arguments for
either o The departments
viii prosecute claims before any boar established for their
adjudication.
2 Oct 9S-dn
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Riftcnhousc Academy,
Corner Of Third street aud indiano orcI'as.
o. Q. Wight Principal.
X, ". Taylor, Assisiapt
n. K Raoult, Teacher az French.
r.. Gibson, Teacher cf Drawing
THE academic will commence Monday September
4 "a.
ruon $40 So si2 So and sis rer quarters payable ad
bookst stores of The city. Aug a2-rsdisthsePt
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both going and returning.

Sioppln. Southampton, going
edg Haye advantages
other route economy of time aud money
pcsage non, Nsw York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
cabin, saloon, $780, first cabin, lower saloon 0
second do, $50
newspapers through the post Office
No o iDding will be signed on the day ol sailing.
experienced surgeon IL attached 10 each ship
For froigh; passage apply 70 - =
q. ii. SAND, IL South William st, N. Y.
@. A. HElNEKEN Co, Bremen
CEoSkEY & Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, liayrc.
Mar 6--dly
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Appointment of superintendent OF Buildings
and Grounds at the University OF Virginia.

Appointment OF Superintendent of Buildings
and Grounds at the University OF Virginia.
the board Of visiers Of the unive
Virginia. offered the following reseiuiion
which adopted;
Having believe from the experience Of past yea
University might with popnety
and benefit University be relieved from ,hs ad
buildings other public property Of The Univcsy
and that all the outdoor duties might with De 20
man, who would devote bis whole time
discharge and other duties for suitable comFensa
'Resoip That The whole sec, be referred 70 hs eaesu've i've
divide the duties o ie proctor IN Inc
them to make the appoint
salary exceeding SNW i
opinion University would be promoted by
division Of labor between the proctor and SUI
pentr ndentn
In the resolution undersigned Of
te University notice committee will
csed Sepcpher make the appointment
hy notify all who be
disposed appointment that will be expected thai
individual 10 be qualified the charge
management tof few hundred acres contiguous
uparnendence of all the buildings OF hc p
vcy public grounds and keep them in repair and have
suitable knewedge landscape gardening ornamental pann"g
trees, &C. . ,
Any desired will be checnly given. App
the undefrigned endorsed
"AppIc for Superintendent Of Buildings and Gronnds
AuousT, IL, 1855. Proctor Univcrsv of sisania.
Aug ie-cod9Sert
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orrcK or rmx wAsmrsorox AauEpucr,
Washington, March 2, 1855.
dams and Other work Of the Washington nqaeduc
Proposals S, of May, will be opencd of
that day.
Maps prode and specifications ofhe work will be ready for
Proposals will be received for the work Of particular cuver
Portions only works be completed under the
appropriation but al contracts for unhnlsed @ work w
night prescribe work TO be one and rate
not 1"dna ou, shcny when and
sal be stopped until funds become avaur bic
fnas The reserved ten per cent paid judsmen,
the work has been properly executed so far has
payments win be specie upon United
and viii be dion Of a contracts that he work
men shall @ dnS paid s @ ws s s for work
Washington Aqucduct." ~
and make such
mai considered most conducive 10 ne progress OF the
Every offer accompanied signed by
take ha, pIe hs bidder or bidders wii W accepted
enter into ossaou within ten & days good ana and asan
certificate OF the United States district
e ssnea or "avas Know Engineer De-
War; that the sunanors are able TO make good eir
Bids viii be opened presence bidders, any
choose TO be present :. , ,,r,o.
Capt of Engineers, in charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Cant. M. @. Mcigs, u. y. Engineers.
hereby jointly and witt he United saes and
in case me is,esons e be accepted % I'm, M he OF
the with good and sufficient snees
pf,as adyer,ssmeni under And ia the
said shall fail to enter into contract a. we guaranty
the lowest bidder
tsigned) a. y
hereby certify that best Of knowledge and belief
above named suarantors are good and sufficient
Mars~sssw1shMayslawa
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. JouH WgipmAN. Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--lawiMar3 [mteligencerJ
All in the civilized countries the world request
ed 10 notice this tbe editorial columns re
classes scattered through TIE ou great az
visions globe aid all newspapers throughout e ucd
of America requested give IL atuitous Dse1 DC
casionaly between this date aud the 3d Of March, A. d. 1881
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Nassau man college Of New jersey, Princeton.


HDd 6ags " au!d lang syne."
The members Of The ssnot eass al te ending 10 Jane, l
OF the ending lure, lr3, The Sophauoe
ending 1881 and The Freshman class OF the
yeuf t.tns Jnne leo, hereby requested assemble In
1897,
brighten the links N ne cn and friendship which time
lives greeting sympathy add rsfent the untmeI d1 OF
some OF their most promising compeefs
preliminary meeting of appointed committee will he
held on The hsl Monday in September A. D. 1850 q. e uned
States uoe Chrsnut Fourth fiNh
whc, osa .abes of the be
invited 10 aiend when VI. viii be
adopted fuIi attendance possible.
IN the those waorf THE notice addressed will he
enough furnish he eorstee by mail win
their respective post otices.
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. d.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of CoiiiftIee
ALEXANDER G. BART, NJ. D..
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHTNER,
of Lsncaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston. Allegheny Co, Md
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF paso Iron and Glass Works, N. j
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON, sH
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
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- NS.yy YORK, uiiFcMEN, AND SOUTH
%<x aMPfON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Ix4HI Jhe ships comprising this line are the WASHING
ss&1Rz45a TON, Capt. f. Cavcndy ;HEIMANN, Capt. Ed
Higgins.
These stop Southampton both going and returning
,r,pa ~ q ,tJ mo
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PROPOSED pATrs or sAlLIsu.

EDwAPO X COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, ". Y
BROWN, SniPLEY, b Co,
STEPHEN KENNARD s CO,
"a Austin Frnrs, London
Pahs
GEO. H DRAPER, Bavrc.
The ships be accountable for god silver
bullion specie ewely precious stones OF metals unless o o
adinE therefor and the value toreoi
hp p25-dn
Ia comnodons four and attic houes
ID street, House
,ns twelve room and recently papered painted
Terms and possession given inimrd
ate, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
Oct I5--tu
Academy OF the Visitation,
Ffcierick CIR, Nd.
THE will Monday, the
Lat OF september.
TERMS noARpsRs.
tuition per '....$luo
Washing, mcndirR, and other extras ~
piano, harp guitar, forms an additional charge
painting charges Entrance e -
Boaders pay semi annually in advance P
aud the charge rs es
mn from, the date OF their entrance.
lg--lawfwt
MJCuA EI. NOURsE,
agent for ne Muua lie Company, Hartford, Conn.,
ogce No. 45 Thirteenth
ukn think nll mortal bu, ihen,seivesn-
of fathera whose ccrm-
should ihcm fund or tc,r widows and
children in case Of death. N.
Aug i-iaw3w Until
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies,

st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near Emimiasburg Frederick County, Md
THE
iast Thursday in June The
$50 payable semiannn
advance There xa charges for music drawing paint
Spanish Italian German and Latin The terms
primary composed Of pupils under nine OF
age, ,areS SGe per able half yearly in advance
Letters Of should addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RIoR Of Josphs Academy, Emmsburs Frederick county,
Maryland
July S--dlyear.
Washington National Monument Once.
August !, 1855
meeting the board OF managers Of the Washington Ma
Monument Society held the 3st ultmu, the follow
ing resolution ndoped
notice. by Advertisement 10 be
National lnegencer Union, and the American
Hon. John Wion late Commissioner OF The tene
Office agent OF this Society,
nd tho duties OF his Office
A true copy. Test: CIIAS. @. TUCKER,
Secretary Of w. N. NJ. Society,"
Aug 2-d3w
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MI. a. Tyson and sisters Female Seminary for
Day Pupils,
On + street bet,cecn 12M and 1871, Washington
duties Of the 18th SeFtem
her ard they wish also 10 inform
intend opening establishment
fur boarding pupils ist of November next E .
The latter IL situated on The raoad Turnpike miles
from city, southeast Of Laurel viinge.
be had nj the principal bookstores
n Washington and Baltimore.
Aug A. d4tS eodtSept,5 tStarl
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.
The chips comprising this line are the folowing
Atlantic West
The Baltc Gapt
r, These ships having been built by contract e1
preasy government service, care has been
TLxHkdf taken construction also in their engines
ud Ek<1 strength and speed; ard their ucconmc
elegance and comfort
passage York Liverpool in 'st cabin, So
Exclusive state as
From Liverpool o New York. 30 aud 20 guineas,
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid of.
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rosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General. The direction
and cement Of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
business be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared his final action ii is distributed among several bu
reaus as foows The appointment Office, charge OF the
First stant Postmaster Generals the Contract Office, in
charge of Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Office charge Of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection olcc In chage OF e chie
clerk
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. To this Office arc
assigned questions which relate to the establishment ana
post offices, changes OF sites and Names
appointment and removal of posmasters and route ana oca
agents as also the giving Of instructions to postmasers
furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances this which charged Also with
providing blanks and stationery for the nse OF te depart
men with superintendent OF the seVeral agencies
for supplying with blanks. To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship nes and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements
fonyoci OGcc--Wian II. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twentysx clerks 10 TINS Of
6ce il assigned the business OF arranging the mail service
of the United States and placing the same under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
of trips mode of conveyance, and times OF de
arture and arrivals all tho routes the course OF the
mail the different sections Of the country the points
nj mail dstrbuo and the regulations for the government
of the domestic mail service OF The United States pre-
pares the advertisements Tor mail proposals. receives ne uu
and takes charge Of the annual and occasional mail lettings
and he adjustment and execution OF the contracts All ap
pcatons for the establishment alteration o a arrange
and the of mail should be sent
10 this Office All claims should be ranspor
or seyice not upder contract the recognition of said
snrvice is obtained through the Conract uce
authority for the proper credits ~ Anaor VI
ce From this office all posmaasrs NJ the enus on routes re-
coe the OF mail arrangements o .he
asnecve routes reports weekly 10 the Auditor AL con-
trarts executed and all orders affecting accounts or ma
transporaon prepares the Statistical exhibits OF inc ma
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
BROWN, STANTON, AND WALKER.
lrM. T. BROWN FRED. P. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
partnership for practising law in the Supreme
Court OF the United States, and the court oi claims On
Offices in Washington and Mem
phis OF parties always either place. and
to will prompt attention.
April 49, tfcod [Intel. and Sentinel copy.l
I,RAECIs LAME, Looktng-tsinss. Portrait, n"d Pic
frame manufacturer, 237 Pennsylvania aycHueParlor
elaborate style and finish con-
manufactured and win be delivered and put up complete ~
New York. thereby The cst OF boxing
freight, and risk oi hreakace
The public respectfully inriedto call,
June l6--eodamf
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u PHILLIPS, Mobile Alabama, will .nctise In
the Supreme Court Of the United states court Of claims
with his profession Ofice
I'd floor of T and Louisiana avenue
Jmne g--llm !
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will accountable for goid silver
bullion specie ewey sones metals, unless bills Of
adnr value thereof therein
Ap 25-dtf
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COURT OF CI4AIMS.-The undersigned win attend
v copfded him d commissioner
pointed Court Claims take testimony attorney
said lie found daily tho Cnpi
Immediately opposite the Office Of the clerk Of tc
Court OF Claims JOHN s. TYSON.
Aug S-2aw3wt lint and Star.I
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
The Treasury Department consists of the offices OF the Sec
etary of the Treasury, two compocrs commissioner Of
e CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register solicitor, light
house board, and coast
The following is brief indication Of tho duties Of these
several offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Secretarys Oce.Hon. James Guthrie Secretary of the
Treasury Hon j. G.. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer charge architect and three draughtsmen
temporarily empoycd and twenty three clerks. The Score
y Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
me fiscal transactions of the government and of the exc
uon OF the laws concerning the and navigation
the United States He superntends the survey OF the
as the lighthouse establishment the marino hospitals Of
United States, and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes
fra Compfrouers 06iceElisha Whittlcsey, esq., Comp
oer and fifteen clerks. He presorines the mode o Keep
and rendering accounts for tho civil and diplomatic SER
well the public lands and reyiscs and certhcs the
aanees arising thereon.
osrond CompfroRer's ObiccJohn NJ. Brodhead, esq,
mptroe, and clerks. He prescrbes the mode
Sepng and rendering the accounts Of the army navy,
departments of the public service, and revises and
tnhes the balances arising thereon
Vpee o Corlmissioner of te Gsfomsfugh j. Anderson,
" Commissioner and eleven clerks He prescribes the
I've keeping and rendering the accounts Of the customs
and disbursements aud for the bpdng and repair-
-houses, DC, and revses and ceros the balances
uang thereon.
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Cottagc Homo school for Young Ladies,

Massachusetts avenue, beteecn l0M and llfh streets.
IIE sixth cademc year of this school will commence on
day, September 8. The Of instruction Is niran
four embraces oil the branches OF lberi
catiUn. M
Miss NJ. A. Cox, Principal.
NJ Madam D0rman, Teacher of French.
Mr.. Gihson, Tencher Of Drawing and Painting.
Mr.. schel, Teacher Of Music.
Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores
AuY 21-eolm
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THE MISSES HAWy.EYS French and Englis',
Boarding Day will be reopcned Monday, Sep
residences, No 1877 avenue
i7ib and 18th streets.
Auuo
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WANTED thoroughly qualified teacher oi
Creek boarding school In Alex
andra Virginia. applicant be single gentleman, gsadn
himself his duties SalaTy
$3.50 and BIO I'D. Address, with full PARTICULARS
k. l.. BROCKETT,
Auo 3l--dGt Alexandra, Virginia.
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE or THE WAsnINoToN hoUE DUCT,
yynJ